Mandarin Oriental to delist from SGX on Jan 20 following successful privatisation

Mandarin Oriental to delist from SGX on Jan 20 following successful privatisation

[ad_1] [SINGAPORE] Mandarin Oriental will be delisted from the Singapore Exchange (SGX) on Jan 20, 2026, the luxury hotel group announced on Friday (Jan 16). The voluntary delisting follows the successful privatisation of the company by Jardine Strategic, a wholly owned subsidiary of its controlling shareholder, Jardine Matheson Holdings. Mandarin Oriental confirmed the effective date…

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Edward Norton-Backed Ad Tech Firm EDO Found Liable For Contract Breach; Jury Awards Rival ISpot $18.3M For Improperly Obtained Data

Edward Norton-Backed Ad Tech Firm EDO Found Liable For Contract Breach; Jury Awards Rival ISpot .3M For Improperly Obtained Data

[ad_1] EDO, an advertising technology firm co-founded by actor and filmmaker Edward Norton, has been found liable for breach of contract by a federal jury. The company must pay $18.3 million in damages to iSpot, a rival whose data was improperly obtained and then marketed to clients under EDO’s banner, the jury determined. The verdict…

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‘The Pitt’: R. Scott Gemmill & John Wells Share Insight On Dr. Robby’s State Of Mind & Challenges He Will Face In Season 2

‘The Pitt’: R. Scott Gemmill & John Wells Share Insight On Dr. Robby’s State Of Mind & Challenges He Will Face In Season 2

[ad_1] When Season 2 of the critically acclaimed HBO Max series The Pitt premiered, Dr. Michael “Robby” Robinavitch (Noah Wyle) was riding his motorcycle into work, while enveloped by blue skies and the loud sirens of a nearby ambulance also headed toward Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center. For a series that spends most of its time indoors, those…

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‘Fallout’ Returns To Nielsen Top 10 With Season 2 Debut — How Does Its Premiere-Week Performance Compare To Season 1?

‘Fallout’ Returns To Nielsen Top 10 With Season 2 Debut — How Does Its Premiere-Week Performance Compare To Season 1?

[ad_1] Fallout returned to Prime Video last month, boosting the series back onto the Nielsen charts against some tough competition from fan-favorite streaming originals including Stranger Things and Landman — but how did the Season 2 debut truly stack up against the record-setting first installment? The answer is more complicated than it might seem at…

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How Savannah Chrisley Figured Out Todd and Julie Chrisley Were on The Masked Singer

How Savannah Chrisley Figured Out Todd and Julie Chrisley Were on The Masked Singer

[ad_1] Todd Chrisley, Julie Chrisley Defend ‘Masked Singer’ Appearance After Prison Release (Exclusive)  Savannah Chrisley had a hunch her parents were rising to the occasion.  The Chrisleys: Back to Reality star almost immediately sussed out that her parents Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley were undercover on season 14 of The Masked Singer long before their…

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Breaking Baz: ‘Hamnet’s Paul Mescal Talks Love And Artistry, And Chats With Cillian Murphy At A Special Screening

Breaking Baz: ‘Hamnet’s Paul Mescal Talks Love And Artistry, And Chats With Cillian Murphy At A Special Screening

[ad_1] EXCLUSIVE: Paul Mescal was backstage in the Picturehouse Central green room where he was awaiting the arrival of fellow Irishman, Oscar-winning Cillian Murphy who was to grill him, in the nicest possible way, about his portrait of William Shakespeare in Chloé Zhao’s Hamnet, a movie that features an Earth-mother performance of shattering proportions by Jessie…

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Singtel-owned NCS names Sam Liew as CEO as Ng Kuo Pin steps down

Singtel-owned NCS names Sam Liew as CEO as Ng Kuo Pin steps down

[ad_1] [SINGAPORE] Singtel’s subsidiary NCS on Friday (Jan 16) announced that Ng Kuo Pin will step down as chief executive officer on Apr 1 after seven years in the role. Replacing him will be deputy CEO and head of NCS’ government strategic business group Sam Liew, who joined the company more than four years ago.…

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Nick Reiner’s Mental Health Conservatorship Puts New POV On Tragedy & Possible Defense Strategy

Nick Reiner’s Mental Health Conservatorship Puts New POV On Tragedy & Possible Defense Strategy

[ad_1] Nick Reiner‘s one-year mental health conservatorship looks set to play a prominent role in his defense against the two charges of first-degree murder with “special circumstances” in the December 14 stabbing deaths of Rob and Michele Reiner. Deadline has confirmed the youngest son of the A Few Good Men director and his photographer wife was…

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