Channel NewsAsia (CNA), a privately owned Singaporean company founded in 1999, produces and distributes broadcast media. Employing approximately 510 people, CNA's headquarters are located in Singapore. While owned by Mediacorp, Singapore's public broadcaster, CNA operates as a free-to-air channel domestically and as a subscription-based channel in 29 Asia-Pacific territories.
The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) investigated a clause in severance agreements issued to retrenched Agoda employees that allegedly prevented them from contacting authorities; Agoda denied issuing such warnings. A Channel NewsAsia report detailed jobless graduates renting desks in shared spaces to combat loneliness while job searching. A Channel NewsAsia article discussed the dollar's decline, bond market stabilization, and upcoming jobs data. Channel NewsAsia also reported on Singaporean universities and colleges increasing penalties for vaping, enhancing security patrols, and offering support for cessation, following Prime Minister Lawrence Wong's National Day Rally comments on the issue. The UN plastics treaty talks received coverage from Channel NewsAsia, alongside The Guardian and Reuters.
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