Mandatory jail time for fraud vs. taxpayers? Absolutely

Mandatory jail time for fraud vs. taxpayers? Absolutely

Epic fraud, epic prison term.  That sounds about right.  California Rep. Ken Calvert this week announced a bill to require prison time of at least one year for fraud involving between $1 million and $5 million, and at least five years for fraud exceeding $5 million. Good: Mandatory prison time for fraudsters is a sound…

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Keppel announces termination of proposed M1 divestment

Keppel announces termination of proposed M1 divestment

This comes after IMDA halts its assessment of the proposed M1-Simba consolidation [SINGAPORE] Keppel on Friday (May 22) announced the termination of its proposed divestment of M1. The sale and purchase agreement to divest M1 to Simba Telecom has terminated and ceased to have effect, said Keppel. Accordingly, the proposed transaction has terminated, it added.…

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Keppel, Tuas confirm M1-Simba deal dead in the water

Keppel announces termination of proposed M1 divestment

This comes after conditions for the transaction were not met by the extended long-stop date [SINGAPORE] Keppel and Tuas Ltd confirmed on Friday (May 22) that the proposed divestment of M1’s telecommunications business to Simba Telecom had fallen through. Tuas Ltd – the Australian-listed parent company of Simba – said that it had terminated the…

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Singapore Man Jailed for Abusing Baby Nephew

Singapore Man Jailed for Abusing Baby Nephew

⚠️ CONTENT WARNING: This article contains detailed descriptions of serious physical child abuse, including violence against an infant. Reader discretion is strongly advised. A 32-year-old man in Singapore was sentenced Wednesday to 14 years in prison after subjecting his infant nephew to months of abuse while secretly recording the attacks on his phone and later…

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European equities end flat as investors await Middle East peace updates

European equities end flat as investors await Middle East peace updates

Despite a recovery from lows hit during the conflict, European equities have struggled to bounce back to pre-war levels Published Fri, May 22, 2026 · 05:42 AM [BENGALURU] European shares ended flat on Thursday (May 21), pausing after strong gains in the previous session as investors awaited progress on US-Iran peace negotiations. The pan-European Stoxx…

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