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LinkedIn users upset by use of their personal data for AI training

Cyber-security experts and LinkedIn users have cried foul over an update in LinkedIn's data collection policy that allows the firm to use content shared on its platform for artificial intelligence (AI) training, seemingly without seeking users' permission.

PILL PUSHERS POPPING UP AGAIN

Illegal peddlers of prescription medicine return to Geylang despite multiple raids in the area

MaNaDr Clinic's suspension doesn't affect others using its app

Clinics and service providers on the MaNaDr app have continued to use the platform to provide teleconsultation services as the Aug 16 suspension of MaNaDr Clinic's own teleconsultation services does not apply to them.

Good progress made in repair of damaged MRT rail tracks: LTA

Significant progress has been made in the repair of rail tracks between Clementi and Dover stations, said the Land Transport Authority (LTA) in a Facebook post on Sept 28.

Probe must determine if the EWL disruption was preventable

Full accounting of incident will also go some way towards restoring public confidence

I might have to close in a few years'

Singapore's 'mamak shops' could soon disappear

Hezbollah chief killed in Israeli strike on Beirut

Iran-backed group confirms death that could destabilise Lebanon as a whole

Singapore ready to do more with Middle East partners to deliver aid

Singapore retains a sobering yet hopeful perspective on the escalating conflict in the Middle East and stands ready to extend more humanitarian assistance.

EMBRACING A PACKED YEAR

Faris ready for most demanding term as AFF C’ship, more club matches loom

Reds' Alisson set to return for Wolves clash

Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker will be available for the Sept 28 English Premier League game at Wolverhampton Wanderers, said manager Arne Slot, who was quick to praise his replacement Caoimhin Kelleher and the enviable depth of his squad overall.

HOWE AIMS TO REFLECT PROGRESS

Rescheduling gives Newcastle extra time to prepare for City after 'honest review' of defeat

More is expected from us, says Arteta

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta declined to directly respond to pundits' criticism of his team's mentality, but suggested that it was a sign that expectations of the Gunners have been raised.

STEWART'S LOSS, ALBIREX'S GAIN

Lion's fruitless hunt for a European club results in him boosting the SPL champions

Solanke on the up after scoring in Qarabag win

Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou said Dominic Solanke is gradually reaching the levels expected of him after the striker scored one and set up another in their 3-0 Europa League victory over Azerbaijan's Qarabag on Sept 26.

Ohtani 50-50 ball on auction despite dispute

The ball that Shohei Ohtani hit for his 50th home run will be up for auction beginning on Sept 27, despite a lawsuit filed the previous day by a Florida man who claims the souvenir was wrested from him.

Kipyegon without peer in inaugural women-only meet

Kenya's Olympic champion Faith Kipyegon took a victory lap with an easy win in the 1,500m at the inaugural women-only Athlos NYC meet on Sept 26, while Brittany Brown stunned Paris 200m gold medallist Gabrielle Thomas.

KIM 'POKED THE BEAR' AS U.S. SWEEP DAY 1

Americans off to perfect Presidents Cup start amid spat between Scheffler and Kim

Teh upsets Lee in Macau for best career victory

Often on the badminton court Jason Teh would build up a sizeable lead against his opponent, only to see it wasted in an agonising defeat.

Exhausted; Garcia ends season citing anxiety, panic attacks

Former world No. 4 Caroline Garcia said she has been suffering with anxiety and panic attacks and will not play again this season as she looks to mentally and physically reset ahead of 2025.

TALENT PIPELINE IS DRYING UP: TAUFIK

Ex-champ says Indonesia lack successors to Ginting, Christie; situation has to change

VOYAGE SAMURAI GOING PLACES

Sept 28 Hong Kong (Sha Tin) form analysis

LINEBACKER CAN COME UP ROSES

Fourth in Golden Rose prelude, Waterhouse & Bott's 3YO may blossom at the right time

Home loan rates not falling yet, but banks offering more flexible deals

Banks get creative with loan offerings amid wait for compounded Sora rates to fall

Sheng Siong enters deal to acquire Jelita Property

Supermarket chain Sheng Siong entered into a conditional sale and purchase agreement on Sept 27 to acquire real estate development company Jelita Property.

Challenge for Forest City to woo family offices from S'pore: Experts

Zero per cent tax rate unlikely to draw the rich away from established hubs, they say

Tipsy Collective case: Defendants claim firm owes millions

They cite alleged financial mismanagement and lack of transparency by co-founders

US consumer spending rises moderately in Aug; inflation slows

US consumer spending increased moderately in August, suggesting the economy retained some of its solid momentum in the third quarter, while inflation pressures continued to abate.

China's industrial profits suffer biggest slump in 2024

China's industrial profits swung back to a sharp contraction in August for their biggest decline in 2024, official data showed on Sept 27, adding to a recent spate of bleak business readings that point to mounting pressure on the economy.

‘Moonlighting’ directors a problem for company boards in Japan

Japanese companies with directors that sit on multiple boards are facing the equity market's displeasure as the Tokyo Stock Exchange steps up pressure to improve corporate governance.

Citi joins hands with Apollo for $32b private credit programme

Citigroup and Apollo Global have partnered for a US$25 billion (S$32.1 billion) private credit and direct lending programme, illustrating a growing alliance between banks and non-banks looking for a slice of the lucrative US$2 trillion market.