The Rev. Martin Marren is an associate pastor at St. John Fisher Parish in Beverly and at St. Cajetan Parish in Morgan Park. He has served at six other churches since 1983. In a letter to ...

Superscrypt, a blockchain and Web3-focused venture capital firm backed by Singapore’s state-owned investment firm Temasek, is reportedly seeking a $100 million capital raise to establish a new ...

John Titta, ASCAP’s chief creative officer and a veteran music executive, has died after a two-year battle with cancer, a rep for the organization confirms. “All of us at ASCAP are heartbroken ...

Haier Is Said to Draw Temasek, GIC, Mubadala for Indian Business Chinese group Haier eyeing minority stake sale in Indian unit Transaction may value Haier’s India assets at up to $5 billion ...

In the decade since the release of "John Wick," critics have hailed the 2014 sleeper hit as one of the best action movies ever made, simultaneously reinvigorating Keanu Reeves' then-stalling ...

Mubadala Investment Company's Mubadala Capital and Seviora Holdings, a unit of Singapore state investor Temasek, are forming a partnership to identify and pursue co-investment opportunities, according ...

Singapore state investment firm Temasek and Indian mid-market private equity firm A91 Partners have doubled down on their earlier bets on Niva Bupa Health Insurance Co Ltd. Temasek and A91 invested in ...

SINGAPORE - Singapore investment company Temasek is steering its strategy towards companies with clear decarbonisation plans and sustainable business models, with a goal to secure long-term profits.

Singapore's Temasek Holdings Pte. Ltd has signed an agreement to buy 17-18% in Blackstone Inc.-backed VFS Global Services Pvt. Ltd for $950 million, three people aware of the matter said.

The gospel of John is dramatically different than the synoptic gospels (Matthew, Mark and Luke). Instead of organizing historical events into a chronology, John presents Jesus in all of his ...

Superscrypt, a blockchain venture capital company backed by Temasek Holdings, plans to raise up to US$100 million for its second investment fund, according to people familiar with the matter.

Their shares, representing a 20-25% stake in Rebel Foods, will be mopped up Temasek’s subsidiary Jongsong Investments for around $180-200 Mn (approx. INR 1500-1680 Cr), the report said.