Singapore, Mulberry and Ong Beng Seng
Singapore Charges Property Tycoon Ong Beng Seng With Offences Linked To Gifts To Convicted Ex-Minister
A Singapore court on Friday charged property tycoon Ong Beng Seng with two offenses related to a case against former transport minister S. Iswaran, who was convicted earlier of breaking the law by receiving gifts including Formula-1 tickets and a trip to Doha.
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(Reuters) -British sportswear and apparel retailer Frasers said on Friday it would buy about 4 million shares in Mulberry at ...
Mulberry Group Plc has rejected a takeover approach from Mike Ashley’s Frasers Group Plc and said it’s confident its new CEO ...
Mena and Mulberry have received nearly $15 million for water and wastewater improvements from the U.S. Department of ...
British sportswear and apparel retailer Frasers has proposed a possible 83 million pound ($111 million) takeover of ...
Luxury handbag maker Mulberry has received a takeover approach from Mike Ashley's Frasers Group. The offer values Mulberry, ...
The British luxury brand rejected Frasers Group’s $111 million takeover approach.
Frasers’ possible bid for the shares it does not own would need the Ong’s blessing. On Monday, Frasers claimed it was ...
The struggling British handbag company says the proposed offer ‘does not recognise the company’s substantial future potential ...
The luxury brand, which is battling a global slump in demand for goods such as handbags with large price tags, says the ...
The Mulberry Health Clinic has opened in Muscatine, providing essential healthcare services to rural residents amid a growing ...
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