4th telco likely to spur innovation and competition: IDA
The Infocomm Development Authority (IDA) has confirmed plans to introduce a fourth telco in Singapore. It is seeking to facilitate ...
Day: February 18, 2016
MOF: Unfair to expect the suppliers to agree to unlimited changes
Ministry of Finance (MOF) agrees that it is unfair to expect the suppliers to agree to unlimited changes in creative ...
Hedging in Wonderland: The politics of persuading the PAP
Thio Shen Yi's write-up in the law gazette contains so much hedging, I almost thought I was Carlton in Wonderland for ...
Unlimited revisions: Old problem, new disguise, easy solutions
Designers do not pluck ideas out of thin air and they should not have to work for free. That much ...
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18-year-old pleads guilty to committing robbery at 7-Eleven store, says he felt sudden urge to recreate film scenes -
China to re-tally virus count to clear ‘doubt’ around data -
Tobacco company fined S$15,000 for supplying cigarettes at a music event in 2016 -
Malaysia probes dozens over virus misinformation -
One Raffles Quay South Tower takes precautionary measures after one confirmed case of coronavirus -
Fitch: Singapore government balance to stay in “healthy surplus” in 2020 -
SGD slid to 1.40 against USD as recessionary risks grow -
Household income inequality at lowest in 20 years; but is that really the case? -
Arts in Your Neighbourhood returns this March with Bukit Panjang as the town focus -
Six servicemen from SAF are being charged in military court over death of CFC Lee -
Bloomberg: Outbreak-battered HNA to be acquired by China -
Singapore urged to increase jail term for wildlife trafficking following “jaw dropping” number of cases in SEA -
Singapore confirms the first patient to be co-infected with coronavirus and dengue -
Daegu City in South Korea faces “unprecedented crisis” after “super-spreading event” of Covid-19 -
New virus outbreaks in China, abroad rekindle concerns
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Online users express anger towards Chan Chun Sing over his remarks of calling people “idiots” and “disgraceful” -
Minister Chan responds to leaked recording; says frank discussions important to build trust -
SCCCI: Leaked recording of Minister Chan’s closed-door discussion “unacceptable and deeply disappointing” -
Hong Kong netizens offended by Chan Chun Sing's “disgraceful” remarks, saying Singapore do not understand Hong Kong’s actual situation -
Chan Chun Sing says in meeting with business leaders that Singaporeans' panic buying has long term implications on the country's global standing -
Doctor infected with COVID-19 has no other symptoms except fever and doesn't know where he got it - Chan Chun Sing acknowledges in meeting with business leaders that masks supply in Singapore will be insufficient if everyone starts using it
- Chan Chun Sing advises business leaders to not lay off employees; Business owner claims she was told by MOM to do so
- Singlish is not the damning thing about Minister Chan's leaked dialogue, but the way how he speaks down on the people he serves
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SCCCI President Ng who wants to investigate audio leak, linked to PA's grassroots -
Don't worry about damaged reputation from the leak audio recording of Minister Chan's rant for you have no reputation to begin with -
Customers of DBS and POSB can receive 30 days of free COVID-19 insurance -
Netizen triggers furious debates from local netizens with comment on why Singapore employers hire more foreigners -
A Bangladeshi infected with coronavirus is now in ‘very critical condition’ -
Netflix complied with Singapore's requests to remove five titles; Most takedown requests by a country
