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Four global companies in the fields of blockchain, cybersecurity, robotics and smart living solutions have confirmed plans to set up base in the upcoming “smart business district” in Punggol, becoming the first batch of international firms to do so. Brandon Tanoto with more. 2 related media assets (image or videos) available. Click to see the gallery.
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by Dr Pete Cheema OBE February 11, 2021, 4:00 pm
Updated: February 11, 2021, 5:01 pm
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As we continue to live our lives at home, which has been the case off and on for 11 months now, how we have changed our shopping and eating throughout the coronavirus pandemic is interesting, says Scottish Grocers Federation chief executive, Dr Pete Cheema.
Another lockdown was the sequel nobody wanted, even if our lives do go back to “normal” it is now very difficult to say what that normal will look like.
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Live updates: New coronavirus regulations in Northern Ireland come into force
You must stay at home
New coronavirus restrictions have come into force in Northern Ireland today [Friday].
A stay at home order came into force at midnight and ministers have asked the public to adhere to the new regulations as coronavirus cases continue to rise across the country.
The Executive met today to discuss Covid-19 restrictions and the transfer test.
Private firm AQE said early on Tuesday it had decided to cancel its January exams following an Executive decision to close schools for face-to-face teaching.
But that evening, the firm revealed that one test will be held on Saturday, February 27.
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