The Late Show With Stephen Colbert Canceled After 10 Years

The Late Show With Stephen Colbert Canceled After 10 Years

[ad_1] Stephen Colbert won’t be staying up late for much longer. Following 10 years as host of The Late Show, the comedian revealed the long-running late night franchise—which began with David Letterman in 1993—is ending after 33 years. “It’s not just the end of our show, but it’s the end of The Late Show on…

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Food Empire partners AirAsia to launch ready-to-drink beverages

Food Empire partners AirAsia to launch ready-to-drink beverages

[ad_1] The tie-up kicks off with a Vietnamese iced-coffee product to be sold on board the airline’s flights [SINGAPORE] Mainboard-listed Food Empire will partner low-cost airline AirAsia to co-develop and launch a new range of ready-to-drink beverages. The memorandum of understanding was signed between Food Empire’s unit Empire International and AirAsia’s Santan Food Services, said…

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Food Empire, AirAsia partner to launch ready-to-drink beverages

Food Empire partners AirAsia to launch ready-to-drink beverages

[ad_1] It will kick-off with a Vietnamese iced coffee product that will be sold on flights of the airline [SINGAPORE] Food Empire will collaborate with low-cost airline AirAsia to co-develop and launch a new range of ready-to-drink beverages. The collaboration was formalised with a memorandum of understanding signed between Food Empire’s subsidiary Empire International and…

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Ken Burns Calls Trump’s Federal Funding Cuts To Public Broadcasting “So Shortsighted”

Ken Burns Calls Trump’s Federal Funding Cuts To Public Broadcasting “So Shortsighted”

[ad_1] After the Senate passed Donald Trump‘s federal federal funding cuts to public media, Ken Burns worries for the future of documentary filmmaking. The 2x Oscar-nominated documentarian expressed his “state of shock” over the funding cuts’ impact on PBS, which has hosted several of his documentaries and contributed to his overall career. “I think we’re…

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Bain seeks next airline after tripling money on Virgin Australia

Bain seeks next airline after tripling money on Virgin Australia

[ad_1] [SYDNEY] Bain Capital is scouting for its next airline deal after already more than tripling its money on Virgin Australia Holdings. The US buyout firm sold a 30 per cent stake in Virgin Australia, the country’s second-largest airline, in a A$685 million (S$572 million) initial public offering (IPO) last month. That swelled Bain’s return…

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