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Dutch goalkeeper Etienne Vaessen is at the centre of discussion after Henk Fraser named him as Feyenoord's ideal goalkeeper, with Pierre van Hooijdonk's fellow pundit Kraay arguing Vaessen is better than current keeper Timon Wellenreuther. Vaessen, who also features for Suriname, kept goal as Fraser's side drew 0-0 with Guatemala in Nations League play, staying top of their group despite dropping points.
- 2Alasdair Fraser Band blends Scottish and Castilian music in family show▼The Alasdair Fraser Band takes a family approach to Scottish, Castilian music at BRT
The Alasdair Fraser Band is performing at BRT, presenting a programme that combines Scottish traditional music with Castilian influences and highlighting family collaborations within the group. Coverage notes the band's family-centred approach to its music-making, with Fraser, a well-known Scottish fiddler, leading the ensemble through the cross-cultural repertoire.
- 3Frasers Property and Mitsubishi Estate to redevelop two Singapore sites●Frasers Property and Mitsubishi Estate to redevelop Valley Point and Frasers Suites Singapore
Frasers Property and Mitsubishi Estate have announced plans to jointly redevelop Valley Point and Frasers Suites in Singapore. The partnership between the Thai-linked developer and the Japanese property group will see the two River Valley-area assets transformed, adding to a wave of redevelopment activity in the city's central districts. Details on timelines and project scale have not yet been released.
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Mike Ashley, the British retail billionaire behind Frasers Group, is once again active in fashion dealmaking, prompting analysis of his strategy. The question of what is motivating his latest moves is being examined by business and fashion media, with attention on how his acquisitions and stakes reshape the UK high street retail landscape.
- 5Frasers raises Burberry stake in luxury push●Frasers increases Burberry stake again as it expands luxury interests
Frasers Group has increased its stake in Burberry again, extending a steady build-up of its holding in the British luxury house. The move signals Mike Ashley's retail group is pushing further into high-end fashion, adding to speculation about its wider ambitions in the luxury sector.
- 6Frasers Group CEO lays out retail ambitions for Matches, Harvey Nichols, Hugo Boss●Frasers Group CEO Michael Murray on Matches, His Plans for Harvey Nichols and His Intentions for Hugo Boss
Frasers Group chief executive Michael Murray has spoken publicly about the future of Matches, the luxury retailer acquired after its collapse, and his plans for Harvey Nichols, which the group bought earlier this year. He also reiterated long-standing interest in German fashion house Hugo Boss, in which Frasers holds a significant stake, signalling continued expansion of the group's premium retail portfolio.