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After a $2.4 billion money laundering bust, Singapore is selling off cars, handbags, jewels and apartments | CNN (opens the original)
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One of historyâs largest ever money laundering busts left officials in Singapore with a multibillion-dollar question: What to do with the cars, properties and thousands of luxury goods seized in the investigation? Three years after the coordinated raids, which saw over 400 police officers target a criminal network profiting from scams and illicit gambling, the answer is now partly on display deep inside a secretive storage facility near the affluent city-stateâs airport. In a windowless, con
CFDA boss apologizes for acting âinappropriatelyâ against protesters at New York Fashion Week show | CNN (opens the original)
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The head of American fashionâs leading trade association has apologized for reacting âinappropriatelyâ after an altercation with animal rights protesters at a runway show. The CEO and president of the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA), Steven Kolb, was filmed appearing to physically restrain two activists who interrupted a New York Fashion Week presentation on Sunday. Videos show Kolb grabbing the protestors, snatching at their printed signs and covering their mouths with his
Thieves steal $4 million diamond necklace in brazen smash-and-grab heist | CNN (opens the original)
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Unmasked thieves smashed open a glass display case with a hammer before stealing a diamond-encrusted necklace worth more than $4 million during a brazen daylight museum heist in Vienna, Austria on Thursday. Austrian police say a manhunt is now underway for the two men, who posed as visitors to a jewelry exhibition at the Museum of Applied Arts (MAK) where the platinum necklace â featuring 673 diamonds and once owned by Egyptian royalty â was on display. Police have released photos of the two
Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, who filled the world with polka dots, dead at 97 | CNN (opens the original)
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Yayoi Kusama, one of the worldâs most celebrated and best-selling artists, has died age 97, according to a statement on the artistâs official website. âIt is with profound sorrow that (we announce) the passing of Yayoi Kusama at a hospital in Tokyo on August 14,â read the statement, posted on Thursday. Kusama was, by the time of her death, one of contemporary artâs most popular and commercially successful figures. Her famous âInfinity Mirror Rooms,â large-scale installations that i
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