Survey finds strong public expectations for Singapore CEOs to advocate, work with Government on social issues
Vast majority expect CEOs to take a public stand on treatment of employees, climate change and discrimination.Continue Reading
Vast majority expect CEOs to take a public stand on treatment of employees, climate change and discrimination.Continue Reading
However, the new rules also reduced the blackout dates for performances during Malaysia’s independence day celebrations between August and September.Continue Reading
However, the new rules also reduced the blackout dates for performances during Malaysia’s independence day celebrations between August and September.Continue Reading
SINGAPORE: After racking up debts through excessive spending, Vanessa Faye Tan Jiewen devised a scheme to sell hotel room bookings worth a total of S$4,150 that customers never received. The 27-year-old woman also cheated two acquaintances of money to pay off what she owed. On Wednesday (Mar 15), she was sentencedContinue Reading
SONGKHLA: Three dead men believed to the migrant workers, one with his hands tied, were found at the edge of a forest in Bang Klam district of this southern province on Wednesday morning.Continue Reading
SINGAPORE: The increased buyer’s stamp duty for properties of higher value did not deter buyers as new private home sales rose in February, according to property analysts. Excluding executive condominiums (ECs), developers sold 432 units last month, a nearly 10 per cent jump from the 393 units sold in January,Continue Reading
The air force is seeking a budget of 40 billion baht for fiscal 2024, with the extra money needed for essential aircraft upgrades and replacements, the commander-in-chief said on Wednesday.Continue Reading
The air force is seeking a budget of 40 billion baht for fiscal 2024, with the extra money needed for essential aircraft upgrades and replacements, the commander-in-chief said on Wednesday.Continue Reading
COLOMBO: Bankrupt Sri Lanka’s hospitals were crippled and transport disrupted on Wednesday (Mar 15) as trade unions protested against the doubling of taxes to qualify for a crucial IMF bailout. Schools cancelled term tests and outpatient departments at hospitals closed due to the work stoppage that involved more than 40Continue Reading
The NKF is also upgrading existing premises to take in more patients and trying to help people avoid kidney disease through early detection.Continue Reading
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