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Daily Briefing: Illegal for Singaporean agents to offer services in Malaysia; Singapore to match any Causeway toll hikes: LTA

And Singapore's debt recovery business gets a facelift.

  • Some Singaporean real estate agents are breaking Malaysian law by offering their services across the causeway, according to media reports. Read more here.
  • Singapore will match any new or increased toll charges by Malaysia on vehicles entering Johor, said the Land Transport Authority on Monday in the escalating tit-for-tat issue. Find out more here.
  • An industry that is often seen in negative light is the debt collection industry. The broadcast media, especially movies, drama series and the print industry, certainly do not help in projecting a positive image for this industry. Read more here.
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