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JCB starts Red Guahan Shuttle Free Ride Campaign in Guam

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TOKYO, Jan 23, 2023 - (JCN Newswire via SEAPRWire.com) - JCB International Co., Ltd., the international operations subsidiary of JCB Co., Ltd., Japan's only international payment brand, and T.P. Micronesia, Inc. (Lam Lam Tours and Transportation), one of the JTB Corp. group companies, start "Red Guahan Shuttle Free Ride Campaign" in Guam from January 23 to May 22, 2023. JCB offers beneficial campaigns and convenient services to JCB cardmembers across the world. For more information, please visit JCB Special Offers. https://www.specialoffers.jcb/en/From January 23 to May 23, 2023, JCB provides a free ride on the Tumon Shuttle route of the Red Guahan Shuttle that connects Guam's major shopping centers, Micronesia Mall and Guam Premier Outlets, via the hotel district. JCB cardmembers simply present JCB Cards[1] to the driver when you board the bus to get free ride. This campaign is eligible for up to two passengers, the cardmember and one accompanying passenger[2]. For more information, please visit: https://www.specialoffers.jcb/en/campaign/detail/red_shuttle_bus/60029/About Red Guahan ShuttleThe Red Guahan Shuttle is a fixed route bus service that provides transportation in Guam, co...

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CTG DUTY-FREE HK Public Offering Has Been Fully Applied with High Multiple Order Coverage From International Placing

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HONG KONG, Aug 18, 2022 - (ACN Newswire via SEAPRWire.com) - On August 15, 2022, China Tourism Group Duty Free Corporation Limited ("CTG DUTY FREE") launched its global offering of H shares. CTG DUTY-FREE recently held its H-share global offering press conference in Beijing to officially launch its global offering on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Mr. Peng Hui, Chairman of the Board and Executive Director; Mr. Chen Guoqiang, Executive Director and General Manager; Mr. Wang Xuan, Executive Director and Standing Deputy General Manager; Mr. Chang Zhujun, Deputy General Manager, Secretary to the Board and Joint Company Secretary, and Mr. Yu Hui, General Accountant, attended the press conference and had communicated with reporters from domestic and international media.At the press conference, the representative of the Company's sponsors provided an overview of the global offering to the media. CTG DUTY-FREE plans to issue approximately 103 million H Shares under the stock code of 1880.HK. The offer price range is HK$143.5 to HK$165.5 per H Share, and the offering starts on August 15, 2022.The Company has successfully procured nine cornerstone investors, including China State-Owned Enterp...

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More than 130 collection points for free N95, surgical masks from Aug 26; some malls to have digital queue system

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SINGAPORE - Singapore residents can collect free masks at 15 CapitaLand malls and selected Sheng Siong, Prime Supermarket, Cold Storage, FairPrice Xtra and Giant outlets from Aug 26 to Sept 26. These are among the more than 130 collection points islandwide where the masks will be available, Temasek Foundation said in a statement on Thursday (Aug 19). Each household can collect 50 medical-grade surgical masks and 25 N95 respirator masks, which have "95 per cent particle filtration efficiency or better". To collect the masks, residents must show a paper or electronic SP residential bill with their SP Group utilities (residential) bill account number. The number will be scanned and recorded before the masks are given out. Residents can also provide their SP residential account number for manual validation. Household representatives are encouraged to reduce plastic waste by taking their own bags to carry the boxes of masks when the collection exercise begins, as no bags will be provided. The surgical masks will come in two boxes of 25 pieces, or one box of 50 pieces. The N95 masks come in one box of 25 pieces. The masks are standard adult size. To reduce crowding, 11 of the 15 CapitaLa...

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Steady queue at supermarkets, pharmacies for free oximeter on first day of collection

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SINGAPORE - A steady queue formed at various supermarkets and pharmacies on Monday (July 5) morning, the first day of the distribution of free oximeters to every household to curb Covid-19 infection spread. The device, given out by Temasek Foundation, checks the oxygen level in the blood to detect early signs of a deterioration in health. It is meant to help the nation manage the spread of new and more infectious variants of the Covid-19 virus. When The Straits Times visited supermarkets and pharmacies in Bishan, Clementi and Serangoon on Monday morning, a steady stream of 10 people were in line at each outlet. Most of the people who collected their oximeters are either the elderly, or family members with seniors or children at home. Housewife Elaine Lee, 70, who was collecting her oximeter at Guardian in Junction 8, said that her husband, also 70, is sick. The device will help to monitor their health. "I got this so we will be less worried," she said. Housewife Anna Tan, 73, who was collecting her oximeter at Unity in Clementi Mall said she could not be vaccinated. "After a health screen, I was identified to have possible allergies to the vaccine... I want to get the oximeter for ...

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US and Singapore ink memorandum to improve trade relations

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WASHINGTON (AFP) - The United States on Tuesday (Dec 15) announced it had signed a memorandum of understanding to improve trade relations with Singapore, as both countries eye economic recoveries following the Covid-19 pandemic. The United States is already the largest foreign investor in Singapore, which is in turn the fourth-largest Asian investor in the American economy. In a statement, the US Commerce Department said the renewable, two-year memorandum would "enhance the availability of and access to trade financing options for US and Singapore companies." "This (memorandum of understanding) will help Singapore importers finance the purchase of US exports and support Singapore investors looking at opportunities in the US," Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said in the statement. The agreement made in the final weeks of US President Donald Trump's administration comes after Singapore last week signed a free trade agreement with the United Kingdom following Britain's departure from the European Union. "As like-minded partners, Singapore and the US are committed to supporting our businesses as they respond to the global economic disruptions caused by Covid-19," Singapore's Minister fo...

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Cash Frenzy became the fastest-growing free slots game, ranked Top3 in card category

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Cash Frenzy is one of the most popular free slot games worldwide. Up to Oct. 2020, this Dark horse of free slots game has been staying on Top 3 grossing games in Google Play store and Top 10 in Apple store for more than one year. 10M+ download with 4.7 rate and 709k+ comment after launched only 2 years means Cash Frenzy becomes the fastest-growing free Vegas slots game in the intensely competitive Slots Game market. Cash Frenzy was first released at Aug.2018, ranked Top 10 on both IOS store and Google Play store in 2019, then have seen explosive growth during the beginning of 2020. As the developer Phoenix Studio said:' We are dedicated to provide joyful and immersive experience for both slot lovers and casual players. Especially in this special period, we hope our game can be a consolation for all the people who need entertainment and pleasure。As our group and our games are always aiming to be 'Playercentric' .' Slots game is quite special than any other game industry. It has to obey the classic Vegas slots rules to offer the players sense of security, at the main time, it has to output original and attractive design to preserve the clients. 'We kept add new slots machines and opt...

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SFA directs recall of 2 ‘gluten-free’ cereal products for containing the protein

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SINGAPORE - Two cereal products which are labelled as gluten-free are being recalled for containing the protein, said the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) on Tuesday (Nov 3). The products - Blue Frog Zesty Raspberry with Coconut & Toasted Almonds Gluten Free Cereal and Blue Frog Apricot with Vanilla & Hemp Heart Gluten Free Cereal - were imported into Singapore by Home & Health Distributors. SFA has instructed the Singapore-based importer to recall these products after government agency Food Standards Australia New Zealand stated that they were recalled in the two countries for containing an undeclared gluten allergen. The affected raspberry cereal packages bear the best-before dates of Feb 13, 2021, to Aug 6, 2021. The apricot cereal packets bear the best-before dates of Feb 19, 2021, to Aug 6, 2021. Those who are allergic to gluten should not eat these cereal products and seek medical advice if they have concerns, added the agency. Under the Sale of Food Act, cereals containing gluten must be clearly labelled to protect public health. Consumers can contact the importer on 9160-9443 for an exchange or refund of the affected products. More on this topic Related Story SFA recalls peaches...

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Global integration will help S’pore firms grow, create jobs: Iswaran

elean
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Singapore should guard itself against nativist tendencies that can harm economic growth, warned Communications and Information Minister S. Iswaran yesterday. Mr Iswaran told virtual participants at a Singapore Business Federation (SBF) event that the country should persevere with its strategy of global integration despite the coronavirus-induced recession. Part of the plan is to have more free trade agreements (FTAs), digital economy agreements and regional trading blocs such as the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership and the Asean Trade In Goods Agreement, he added. These pacts help local firms grow and aid multinational companies in basing their regional and global operations here, in turn, creating jobs for Singaporeans, said Mr Iswaran, who is also Minister-in-charge of Trade Relations. "Obviously, we are in a challenging economic environment, and how we emerge from this is going to depend critically on the manner of our response," he added. Mr Iswaran, who made his remarks at SBF's FTA Day 2020, said that using the pandemic crisis as an excuse to retreat from free trade and openness might bring some short-term sense of righteousness, but "in the long term, it is going ...