S’pore Red Cross goes the extra mile to take ill, injured foreign workers back to their families
Its volunteers and staff have accompanied 12 foreign workers on their journey home since 2019. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Tiong Seng to raise $2 million via placement at 10 cents per share
Contractor Tiong Seng Holdings BFI is raising $2 million by placing 20 million shares at 10 cents each to its longtime ...
Grim truth behind $3000 per day job
Mass resignations are set to hit a profession already suffering critical shortages, with one state offering over $3000 per ...
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Ahtims Klis back on the list for old times’ sake
IPOH - Ahtims Klis made amends from her last-start defeat to win the RM35,500 (S$10,800) Class 4A (1,400m) handicap in Ipoh ...
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Unilaterally-converted Selangor woman fails final court bid to be declared not Muslim
PUTRAJAYA, Jan 6 — A Selangor-born woman today failed in her final attempt at the Federal Court to seek a court declaration ...
Asia-Pacific markets mixed as China services activity expands at highest rate in seven months
Market reaction in China will also be in focus after the PBOC said over the weekend it would implement a “moderately loose” ...
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Killing corruption
A lawmaker wants the death penalty back — by firing squad, rather than by lethal injection. House Bill No. 11211, filed by ...
Asia-Pacific markets mostly fall as investors assess business activity data from the region
China’s Caixin services purchasing managers’ index from S&P Global rose to 52.2 in December — the service sector’s fastest ...
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Tan Sri Lim Leong Seng - A kind, simple and humble man
Tan Sri Lim Leong Seng was the first Malaysian to hold the position of Director-General of Inland Revenue from 1967 to 1971, having literally worked his way up from the post of Examiner in 1949, ...