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    Singapore opens sorting facility ahead of deposit return rollout●Singapore opens sorting facility ahead of full rollout of Deposit Return Scheme https:// ebx.sh/TmFGW5𝕏xSGEnvironment236 min ago

    Singapore has opened a new sorting facility as it prepares for the full rollout of its Deposit Return Scheme, under which consumers pay a small deposit on beverage containers that is refunded when containers are returned. The facility will handle collection and sorting of bottles and cans. Supporters see the scheme as a key step toward raising recycling rates and cutting waste in the city-state.

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    Lender Reported Suspected Fraud by Iron Ore Trader Radiant World in May●One of Radiant World’s lenders reported suspected fraud involving the iron ore trader to Singapore police in May, months𝕏xSGBusiness96 h ago

    One of Radiant World's lenders reported suspected fraud involving the Singapore-based iron ore trader to police in May, months before the company's troubles became public, according to a court ruling. The disclosure raises questions about how long problems at the trader were known to creditors before they surfaced openly, and what steps lenders took in the intervening months.

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    Fernandez to face Gibson in Singapore Tennis Open final▼Fernandez vs. Gibson | Final Singapore Tennis Open presented by BNP Paribas 2026 | WTA Official✉newsSportTennis15 min ago

    Leylah Fernandez and Talia Gibson have reached the final of the Singapore Tennis Open, presented by BNP Paribas, with the WTA confirming the championship matchup. The 2026 final sets Canada's Fernandez, a former US Open finalist, against Australian Gibson, who is chasing her biggest career title. Fans are following the contest as one of the early highlights of the 2026 WTA calendar in Asia.

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    Tennis player withdraws from Singapore Open after ball hits face▼Tennis player says she was forced to withdraw from Singapore Open after being hit in face by ball - The Athletic✉newsSportTennis9 h ago

    A tennis player says she was forced to withdraw from the Singapore Open after being struck in the face by a ball, according to The Athletic. The injury ruled her out of the tournament, raising questions about player safety during practice and warm-up sessions on tour.