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Foreigners must invest more, hire more S’poreans to gain PR status with changes to EDB scheme

These investors, including those keen to set up family offices here, will have to channel more funds to the local financial system.Proportion of women appointed board directors at top 100 S’pore-listed firms hit record 36% in 2022 According to the study, 21 per cent of women who joined the boards of the top 100 listed companies last year were first-time directors.The giveaway kicked off at noon today and was meant to last till March 8.The man's daughter said that her father suffered first-degree burns.Another criminal breach of trust charge involving the remaining amount was considered during sentencing.Poyd and Mr Oak, the brother of her best friend, have known each other for 20 years.

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