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Taylor Swift, Coldplay, Ed Sheeran, etc: Concert economics a dream come true for Singapore

Taylor Swift, Coldplay, Ed Sheeran, etc: Concert economics a dream come true for Singapore
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Coldplay and Taylor Swift concerts to contribute to Singapore s growth

Demand has surged for hotels and flights surrounding Taylor Swift's tour dates in Singapore.

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Taylor Swift s six shows estimated to boost Singapore s economy by up to S$500 million, Economy & Policy

Taylor Swift s six shows estimated to boost Singapore s economy by up to S$500 million, Economy & Policy
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Taylor Swift s six shows could boost Singapore s economy by up to S$500 million: economists, Economy & Policy

Taylor Swift s six shows could boost Singapore s economy by up to S$500 million: economists, Economy & Policy
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Why the Year of the Dragon doesn t bode well for China s declining population – NBC Connecticut

The Year of the Dragon is known to be an auspicious year to have a baby, but experts believe that China's birth rates are unlikely to see a big rise in 2024 due.

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