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Bloomberg’s decision not to appeal High Court decision shows it knew article was ‘full of falsehoods’: Shanmugam
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Bloomberg’s decision not to appeal High Court decision shows it knew article was ‘full of falsehoods’: Shanmugam

Senior Minister K. Shanmugam criticized Bloomberg for not appealing a High Court ruling that found the financial news outlet and its journalist had maliciously defamed him and another minister, Tan See Leng. The court ruled on July 14 that Bloomberg's article, which alleged the ministers engaged in shady property transactions, contained falsehoods and was published with malice. Justice Audrey Lim noted that the article implied the ministers were involved in money laundering, citing a high-profile scandal. Bloomberg, despite claiming its reporting was accurate, chose not to challenge the ruling, according to Shanmugam, who argued this demonstrated acknowledgment of the article's inaccuracies.

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Bloomberg’s decision not to appeal High Court decision shows it knew article was ‘full of falsehoods’: Shanmugam

Senior Minister K. Shanmugam criticized Bloomberg for not appealing a High Court ruling that found the financial news outlet and its journalist had maliciously defamed him and another minister, Tan See Leng. The court ruled on July 14 that Bloomberg's article, which alleged the ministers engaged in shady property transactions, contained falsehoods and was published with malice. Justice Audrey Lim noted that the article implied the ministers were involved in money laundering, citing a high-profile scandal. Bloomberg, despite claiming its reporting was accurate, chose not to challenge the ruling, according to Shanmugam, who argued this demonstrated acknowledgment of the article's inaccuracies.

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