SINGAPORE - The $48 billion Resilience Budget will not go specifically to Singapore Airlines (SIA) and Temasek Holdings, said the Government on Wednesday (April 1) as it invoked Singapore's law against fake news against a Facebook user.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - The $48 billion Resilience Budget will not go specifically to Singapore Airlines and Temasek Holdings, said the Government on Wednesday as it invoked Singapore's law against fake news against a Facebook user.
On March 29, the user posted on her Facebook page that almost one third of the support provided by the Resilience Budget would go to SIA.SIA's $15 billion capital raising announced on March 26 is not funded by the Government.
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