CEO who sued ex-girlfriend over lavish gifts loses case
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CEO who sued ex-girlfriend over lavish gifts loses case By Laura Sharman, CNN (CNN) — A CEO has failed in his bid to sue his ex-girlfriend in Singapore’s high court for almost $370,000 (SGD $468,090) after breaking up with her, claiming she owed him for…
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CEO who sued ex-girlfriend over lavish gifts loses case By Laura Sharman, CNN (CNN) — A CEO has failed in his bid to sue his ex-girlfriend in Singapore’s high court for almost $370,000 (SGD $468,090) after breaking up with her, claiming she owed him for…
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