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Why is Temasek still bullish on China? How is Temasek adapting its investment strategy amid global shifts? Despite weaker returns from China, Temasek is refocusing on Chinese domestic markets and expanding in Japan, South-east Asia, US, and Europe. https://bt.sg/uB64

#BTOpinion: Lessons from OCBC’s offer for Great Eastern: be unafraid to hold out, but do so with eyes open Earn dividends from shares that are suspended from trading and wait for a richer future offer, says BT's Leslie Yee. https://bt.sg/AYRd

About S$164 million of 1MDB-related assets in Singapore remain seized or prohibited from disposal: police This includes about S$101 million linked to Malaysian fugitive Jho Low and his family. https://bt.sg/JSbYo

Sats signs MOU with SF Group to extend partnership to more global locations This came after Sats restructured its gateway services business into two new business units, Singapore Hub and Gateway Services Asia-Pacific. https://bt.sg/dtLE

Temasek aims to invest up to US$12 billion in India as it turns cautious on China India accounts for 7% of Temasek’s global exposure which it wants to increase further. https://bt.sg/JrNoZ

[Letter to the Editor] Grab’s proposed acquisition should not be allowed to proceed Moreover, there are some serious service shortcomings it needs to address urgently. Its training of drivers, for example, leaves much to be desired, says this reader. https://bt.sg/u8i2

Elon Musk pledges US$45 million a month to electing Trump Musk’s donations will go to a political group dubbed America PAC, which will focus on promoting voter registration, early voting and mail-in ballots among residents in swing states. https://bt.sg/eYTr

🎙Revamped Money Hacks podcast to serve you useful tips weekly Looking for ways to grow your money? Money Hacks by The Business Times is now weekly! Get diverse insights and expert advice to boost your financial freedom. bt.sg/dasM

Is Singapore losing out on the AI chip boom? Opened in 1969, the Texas Instruments plant at Kallang Basin was then the world’s largest manufacturer of semiconductors and one of the earliest semiconductor investors in Singapore. Half a century on, is the AI chip boom bypassing Singapore? https://bt.sg/nkVc

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