GuocoLand H1 profit up 13 per cent to S$74.6 million

GuocoLand H1 profit up 13 per cent to S.6 million

PROPERTY developer GuocoLand reported a net profit of S$74.6 million for the first half ended Dec 31, 2024, up 13 per cent year on year from S$66.2 million. Earnings per share for the half-year period rose to S$0.0588, from S$0.0513 previously. Revenue dipped 5 per cent to about S$1 billion, from about S$1.1 billion in…

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Nokia hires Intel’s AI executive as CEO in push for turnaround

Nokia hires Intel’s AI executive as CEO in push for turnaround

NOKIA said it was replacing chief executive officer Pekka Lundmark with Intel’s Justin Hotard in a surprise announcement as the network equipment maker works to exit a prolonged slump in orders from phone operators. Lundmark, 61, will step down Mar 31 after more than four years in the role, and Hotard will take over the…

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Trump 100% disagrees with federal judge’s ‘crazy’ ruling blocking DOGE from Treasury system

Trump 100% disagrees with federal judge’s ‘crazy’ ruling blocking DOGE from Treasury system

President Donald Trump “100 percent” disagrees with a federal judge’s ruling on Saturday that bars the Department of Government Efficiency from accessing the Treasury Department, he said during an exclusive interview with Fox News’ Bret Baier.  “Nineteen states attorneys general filed a lawsuit, and early Saturday a judge agreed with them to restrict Elon Musk and his…

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Tennessee Pastor Arrested for Sexually Abusing Five Children

Tennessee Pastor Arrested for Sexually Abusing Five Children

A long-serving pastor in Tennessee has been arrested and charged with allegedly sexually abusing children. As reported by WBIR, the Pigeon Forge Police Department said in a statement on Wednesday that they received a complaint about Dwight Daniel Suttles, 69, of Pigeon Forge in September, resulting in an investigation. Suttles, who has been pastor of…

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Exclusive | NY Dems look to crack down on raging campus antisemitism in series of new bills that get tough on colleges

Exclusive | NY Dems look to crack down on raging campus antisemitism in series of new bills that get tough on colleges

A package of new bills announced Monday targeting antisemitism on college campuses will make it easier for the state to sue schools that don’t do enough to stomp out hate. Democratic politicians are looking to adjust the legal standard to make it easier to sue colleges and universities that allow discriminatory harassment to go unchecked…

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