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Singapore's top university commits $116m for deep-tech startups
Singapore's top university commits $116m for deep-tech startups

Nikkei Asia

time9 hours ago

  • Business
  • Nikkei Asia

Singapore's top university commits $116m for deep-tech startups

A view of the National University of Singapore campus. President Tan Eng Chye says a new SG$150 million initiative will be a "critical enabler" for research-based startups. © Reuters TSUBASA SURUGA SINGAPORE -- The National University of Singapore, the city-state's top university, is launching a 150 million Singaporean dollar ($116 million) program aimed at investing in startups that work in robotics, autonomous driving and other deep-tech fields. Over the next three years, the NUS VC Program will pour SG$50 million into venture capital (VC) firms with track records in early-stage deep-tech investments and provide support for the university's tech startups, NUS announced on Tuesday. It will set aside another SG$100 million for a separate fund focused on NUS-affiliated firms, with plans to invest alongside the selected VCs.

Dukes Ball Debate Heats Up Ahead of 4th India-England Test
Dukes Ball Debate Heats Up Ahead of 4th India-England Test

News18

time14 hours ago

  • Sport
  • News18

Dukes Ball Debate Heats Up Ahead of 4th India-England Test

Dukes Ball Debate Heats Up Ahead of 4th India-England Test | Dilip Jajodia Speaks to CNN-News18 Last Updated: Videos World As India prepares for the crucial 4th Test against England, the spotlight returns to the Dukes ball. Is it fair? Is it consistent? On , News18's @sanjaysuri88 speaks exclusively to Dilip Jajodia—the man behind the Dukes his take on the controversy, the evolution of the red ball, and what makes the Dukes different from the SG and Kookaburra.

Singapore taps JP Morgan, two other asset managers to boost stocks
Singapore taps JP Morgan, two other asset managers to boost stocks

Nikkei Asia

timea day ago

  • Business
  • Nikkei Asia

Singapore taps JP Morgan, two other asset managers to boost stocks

Markets An initial SG$1.1bn will go toward improving liquidity and expanding investment The Monetary Authority of Singapore has appointed three asset managers to its plan to boost the local stock market. © Reuters DYLAN LOH SINGAPORE -- The Monetary Authority of Singapore said on Monday it has appointed three companies, including JP Morgan Asset Management, to jumpstart a program worth 5 billion Singapore dollars ($3.9 billion) to encourage more investment in local stocks. The financial regulator said the other two are Fullerton Fund Management and Avanda Investment Management. They will manage a starting sum of SG$1.1 billion aimed at "improving liquidity and broadening participation in Singapore equities" as part of the national program announced in February.

Host Swiss team exits Euro 2025 with respect from Spain and a new passion for women's soccer
Host Swiss team exits Euro 2025 with respect from Spain and a new passion for women's soccer

Toronto Star

time4 days ago

  • Sport
  • Toronto Star

Host Swiss team exits Euro 2025 with respect from Spain and a new passion for women's soccer

Switzerland head coach Pia Sundhage waves supporters at the end of the Women's Euro 2025 quarterfinals soccer match between Spain and Switzerland at Stadion Wankdorf in Bern, Switzerland, Friday, July 18, 2025. (AP Photo/Martin Meissner) SG flag wire: true flag sponsored: false article_type: : sWebsitePrimaryPublication : publications/toronto_star bHasMigratedAvatar : false :

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