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• Indonesia gas supply cut unlikely to have much impact on Singapore electricity prices in short term: Tan See Leng

  Indonesia's planned reduction of natural gas exports to Singapore is unlikely to significantly impact Singapore's electricity prices in the short term. Minister for Energy, Trade and Industry Tan See Leng emphasized that the reduction, which amounts to less than 2% of Singapore's total daily gas needs, is a minor adjustment. He noted that the prices would not affect much and that the country has diversified its energy sources to ensure reliability and resilience.

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• Kimi K3.1 Pro's debut draws scrutiny over allegations that influencers were asked to promote the model without disclosing a commercial relationship to Moonshot (Carl Franzen/VentureBeat)

  Kimi K3.1 Pro, a model promoted by Moonshot, faced scrutiny after influencers were reportedly asked to promote the product without disclosing a commercial relationship. Moonshot, the company behind the model, has been criticized for not adequately disclosing the relationship between the influencers and the brand. This incident highlights the need for greater transparency in influencer marketing and the importance of disclosing any potential conflicts of interest.

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• LSEG agrees to acquire Octus, an NY-based provider of credit intelligence, data, and workflow software, from Permira and Octus' management for $3.54B in cash (Dominic Chopping/Wall Street Journal)

  LSEG, a global credit intelligence provider, has agreed to acquire Octus, a NY-based credit intelligence company, from Permira and Octus' management for $3.54 billion in cash. This acquisition aims to strengthen LSEG's market position and enhance its capabilities in the credit intelligence sector, solidifying its leadership in the market.

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