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A Singapore court has ordered Bloomberg and one of its reporters to pay S$460,000 in damages to two government ministers over a 2024 article that referenced their property transactions. The court found the article implied misconduct by the ministers, linking their property deals to secrecy and money laundering concerns. The ministers argued that the mention unfairly associated them with shady practices, while Bloomberg maintained there was no implication of wrongdoing, stating they listed the ministers as newsworthy examples.
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