International Business Machines Corp will cut 3,900 roles, or about 1.5 per cent of its global workforce, its chief financial officer, James Kavanaugh, told Bloomberg News in an interview on Wednesday.
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DOJ poised to sue Google over digital ad market dominance - Bloomberg NewsThe U.S. Justice Department is poised to sue Alphabet Inc's Google as soon as Tuesday regarding the company's dominance over the digital advertising market space, Bloomberg News reported on Monday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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UK to subsidise semiconductor firms to make domestic chips - BloombergLONDON : The British government plans to provide taxpayer funding to support the country's semiconductor companies, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday. The support will include seed money for startups, help for existing firms to scale up and new incentives for private venture capital, Bloomberg reported, ci
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Punggol HDB loft unit sold for record S$1.22 million - Singapore News'For those with future plans to sell their loft flats, this latest sale will come as good news to them and will allow them to better plan their real-estate financing.'
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Singapore top medal tally at 26th Asian Tenpin Bowling Championships - Singapore News“Our overall achievements were excellent as we came out as the top overall country with the best medal haul we’ve had in this tournament,” Jaris Goh said.
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Rupert Murdoch drops Fox, News Corp merger after investor pushbackThe proposed merger was widely seen as a way for his son Lachlan to cement his control over the family media empire. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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