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  • Temasek Review Emeritus to continue operations
    Financial pledges and support from its readers have convinced the team behind socio-political website Temasek Review Emeritus (TRE), formerly known as Temasek Review, to keep the site running for at least five more years. During this time, the team would … Continue reading →...>> full story.
  • WP to name firm to manage Aljunied-Hougang Town Council
    The Workers' Party (WP) is set to hire a new managing agent for the Housing and Development Board (HDB) estates in Aljunied and Hougang, constituencies won over in the May General Election. The company, FM Solutions and Services, which was … Continue reading →...>> full story.
  • S’pore will remain open to global investment, talent: PM Lee
    Singapore's fundamental economic policy of welcoming global talent and investment will remain the same despite the landmark General Election in May, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. Speaking to over 900 corporate bigwigs at the Economic Development Board's (EDB) 50th … Continue reading →...>> full story.
  • The big debate over parent volunteers
    By Seah Chiang Nee TV star Zoe Tay, like a US investment billionaire before her, has joined a growing trend in Singapore's high pressure education system. The actress volunteered to work without pay at the elite Nanyang Primary School to … Continue reading →...>> full story.
  • Train crowding to ease with launch of full Circle Line: Minister Lui
    Transport Minister Lui Tuck Yew says peak hour train overcrowding is expected to ease with the launch of the final 12 stations of the Circle Line on October 8. Stations running from  Marymount to Harbourfront will open for passenger service … Continue reading →...>> full story.

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  • Secure bike racks launched at Nee Soon South Constituency
    Nee Soon South residents who used to park their bicycles indoors for fear of theft can now depend on the bike racks at their void decks again.Related StoriesWant Primary 1 place? Suggest a long-term projectEarly morning fire at Tah Ching Road flat, 8 sent to hospitalImproving the lives of the elderly, a bedbug at a timeSingapore must be prepared for contingencies: PMFirst Hair for Hope 2012 event kicks off...>> full story.
  • Singapore must be prepared for contingencies: PM
    Singapore has enjoyed decades of peace and stability but must always be prepared for contingencies, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong told residents in his Ang Mo Kio ward on Sunday.Related StoriesWant Primary 1 place? Suggest a long-term projectEarly morning fire at Tah Ching Road flat, 8 sent to hospitalImproving the lives of the elderly, a bedbug at a timeFirst Hair for Hope 2012 event kicks offSecure bike racks launched at Nee Soon South Constituency...>> full story.
  • First Hair for Hope 2012 event kicks off
    The first Hair for Hope 2012 satellite event buzzed into life on Sunday at Changi City Point, in the first of a series of events aiming to raise $2.5 million for the Children's Cancer Foundation (CCF).Related StoriesWant Primary 1 place? Suggest a long-term projectEarly morning fire at Tah Ching Road flat, 8 sent to hospitalImproving the lives of the elderly, a bedbug at a timeSingapore must be prepared for contingencies: PMSecure bike racks launched at Nee Soon South Constituency...>> full story.
  • Improving the lives of the elderly, a bedbug at a time
    After years of battling the bedbug scourge, Dr Lily Neo, advisor for Kreta-Ayer-Kim Seng has got it down to a science. Related StoriesWant Primary 1 place? Suggest a long-term projectEarly morning fire at Tah Ching Road flat, 8 sent to hospitalSingapore must be prepared for contingencies: PMFirst Hair for Hope 2012 event kicks offSecure bike racks launched at Nee Soon South Constituency...>> full story.
  • Early morning fire at Tah Ching Road flat, 8 sent to hospital
    A fire broke out in a flat at Tah Ching Road early on Sunday morning, the Singapore Civil Defence Force said in a statement.Related StoriesWant Primary 1 place? Suggest a long-term projectImproving the lives of the elderly, a bedbug at a timeSingapore must be prepared for contingencies: PMFirst Hair for Hope 2012 event kicks offSecure bike racks launched at Nee Soon South Constituency...>> full story.

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  • Saving Face(book)
    NEW YORK - Despite all the hype and buzz, Facebook didn't pop - or even budge. In a sober debut, shares of Facebook, the social network operator, closed just barely above their offering price on Friday (yesterday morning, Singapore time) as the company's......>> full story.
  • Worries mount as Nokia burns through cash reserves
    HELSINKI - Nokia is tearing through its cash reserves at an unsustainable rate, raising what some analysts say are serious questions about the struggling Finnish phone maker's ability to stabilise its finances in the months ahead. With the cost......>> full story.
  • Historic Facebook debut falls flat
    SAN FRANCISCO - The historic initial public offering of Facebook did not go as planned yesterday, as the social networking company's sky-high valuation combined with trading glitches left the stock languishing near its offering price at the market......>> full story.
  • Hewlett-Packard may cut 30,000 jobs
    Hewlett-Packard's chief executive, Ms Meg Whitman, plans to cut 30,000 or more jobs next week, according to officials familiar with the plan. Her goal, they said on Thursday, is to spend the money she saves on increasing the efficiency of the company's......>> full story.
  • S'pore manufacturers staying put in China
    SINGAPORE - Singapore companies with manufacturing bases in China have seen their operational costs creep up in recent months amid higher minimum wages, inflation and a shortage of young migrant workers, the essential pool of labour for the "world's......>> full story.

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  • In Pictures: Singapore's Very Richest
    Nineteen tycoons are richer, 13 are poorer, four held steady and four are new to the ranks....>> full story.
  • Relinquishing U.S. Citizenship
    Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin caused a stir recently by moving to Singapore and renouncing his U.S. citizenship. In so doing he halved the income tax rate on his future income, from 39.6% in the U.S. to 20% in Singapore. He eliminated tax on his future capital gains �”�the U.S. taxes capital gains at 15%, but [...]...>> full story.
  • The Week Ahead: When Will the Selling End?
    After several weeks of declining stock prices, major averages are now close to major support. This relentless selling should be followed by some significant buying, but MoneyShow's Tom Aspray recommends that you stick with high-quality stocks that are performing better than the overall market. It has been a punishing last six weeks or so in the stock market. The selling was pretty relentless all week, and early rally attempts fizzled quickly. I have been noting the deterioration in the technical picture since late March, when I warned: "The risk of a deeper correction remains high." Stocks continued to act pretty well during the month of April, but as the month came to a close, the enthusiasm over the earnings of Apple (AAPL) made me even more nervous about the market's prospects. Adding to my concern were the upcoming elections in Europe, which had me wondering "Will Europe Spoil Apple's Party?" Now that the markets have answered the question, what can we expect in the coming months and what should investors be doing?...>> full story.
  • After Conquering Air, Land and Sea, Celebrity Chefs Increasingly Look to the Grocery Aisle
    Since its inception almost 20 years ago, The Food Network has drastically altered the career path for someone with, or without, a degree in culinary arts. Some may even go as far as to say that The Food Network has done more for chefs than ESPN has done for sports anchors (well maybe not Keith [...]...>> full story.
  • Singapore Fashion Week Showcases Homegrown And International Labels
    Homegrown labels like Raoul and Alldressedup and international names like Mugler, Zac Posen and Timo Wieland all show their collections at Singapore's Audi Fashion Festival...>> full story.

Asia Times Online (Singapore News)

  • China outlook gloomy
    The latest survey of Chinese industry points to further weakening of domestic demand, adding to concerns of an Asia-wide slowdown eased slightly by export powerhouses South Korea and Singapore. - Robert M Cutler...>> full story.
  • Myanmar lures Singapore Inc
    Business leaders in Singapore, where top-end banking, healthcare and student facilities have long attracted the elite from Myanmar, are now heading in increasing numbers in the opposite direction to scout out the new opportunities in the former military-run country. - Megawati Wijaya...>> full story.
  • Bangladesh's exporters lose fastest boat to China
    Bangladeshi exporters have lost their sole direct shipping service to China, as Singapore-based Pacific International Lines discovers that the Chinese just don't want enough of the South Asian country's products. Meanwhile, the cost of using remaining indirect services is rising. - Syed Tashfin Chowdhury...>> full story.
  • Singapore's migrant workers struggle to secure better deal
    Singapore's Ministry of Manpower was quick to step in to make sure that striking migrant workers obtained unpaid back wages, but similar employees are on their own when "agents" and "repatriation companies" squeeze their wages and grab their savings. - Kalinga Seneviratne...>> full story.
  • Singapore's gains look fragile
    The Singaporean economy took on a healthy glow at the end of last year, thanks in part to an unexpected surge in industrial production. The latest findings for the Purchasing Managers' Index are far less rosy. - Robert M Cutler...>> full story.