Daily Archives: 2016-11-05
Can semi-permanent makeup help Singaporean women save money?
By theonlinecitizen
2016-11-05 
0By SingSaver.com.sg Singaporean women will spend thousands on beauty products in a lifetime, but these semi-permanent makeup and beauty services can offset those costs. In 2013, a Yahoo! Shine report shed light on the amount of money women around the world spent on beauty Read More
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Road closure for Singapore Purple Parade on 5 November 2016
By Martha Soezean 2016-11-05 0The Purple Parade is coming to Singapore on 5 November 2016, 3pm – 7pm this year for the very first time. The inaugural edition of the parade will be held at the external facade from the Convention Centre to the outdoor space outside Read More
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LTA: Only SMRT Trains and SBS Transit to be allowed participation in limited tender on Thomson-East Coast Line
By Neyla Zannia 2016-11-05 0Land Transport Authority (LTA) has announced that it will conduct a limited tender for the Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL) Operator Licence in the first quarter of 2017. According to LTA, as TEL is the most complex rail project to date, only the existing Read More
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Tigerair to come under Scoot from 2017
By Neyla Zannia 2016-11-05 0Budget Aviation Holdings (BAH), which managed national low-cost carrier, Tigerair and Scoot’s, said on Friday (4 November) that Tigerair will come under the later brand starting from next year. It also said that both companies will also adopt a single operating licence. The company Read More
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MND issues statement to express concerns over KPMG’s report on APHETC
By Neyla Zannia 2016-11-05 0Ministry of National Development (MND) has announced that it is deeply concerned with the latest findings in the KPMG report on its review of past payments made by the former Aljunied-Hougang-Punggol-East Town Council (AHPETC) . MND stated that the report found serious legal Read More
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Low Thia Kiang states KPMG report on ATHC similar to AGO report
By Neyla Zannia 2016-11-05 0Workers’ Party chief, Low Thia Kiang, said that KPMG’s latest report on Aljunied-Hougang Town Council’s (AHTC) did not reveal more than what had already been set out in the Auditor-General’s report on 2015. Mr Low said that the report seemed “inconclusive” to be Read More
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