Singapore prosecutors told a court on Thursday that a case in which Singapore-based firms have been accused of fraudulently supplying U.S. servers to Malaysia involves transactions worth $390 million.

Singapore prosecutors said a fraud case involving servers supplied by Singapore-based firms that were moved offshore involves transactions worth $390 million, according to court proceedings on ...

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SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Singapore authorities added further charges on Thursday against three men remanded in a case that is part of a wider police investigation into server fraud that may contain AI ...

Singapore authorities added fresh charges on Thursday against three men charged with server fraud, court documents showed, in a case that has drawn international attention for possible infringement of ...

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