Good afternoon! Here are the NUS Business School news highligh | BIZBeat

Good afternoon! Here are the NUS Business School news highlights for the week:

1. Judging a company by its name
In this The Business Times commentary, Associate Professor Mak Yuen Teen and undergraduate Nicolas Lye discuss their study on companies with grandiose names.
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2. US proposed global minimum corporate tax has implications for Singapore
In this CNA commentary, Associate Professor Simon Poh explores how the proposed tax will impact Singapore.
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3. Singapore trader’s lavish lifestyle allegedly fueled by $740 million fraud
In a Bloomberg article, Associate Professor Lawrence Loh comments on Singapore’s efforts to enforce reporting requirements.
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4. Singapore bourse’s SPAC listing plan welcomed, but US seen as a bigger draw
In an article on Asia Asset Management, Professor Joseph Cherian comments on the introduction of SPACs (special purpose acquisition companies) in Singapore.
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5. Alibaba's record fine is a 'warning shot' in China's tech crackdown
In a CNN article, Visiting Senior Fellow Alex Capri discusses the impact of Alibaba’s fine on China’s technology sector.
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