Singapore CEO: Besides taking in women, P&G Board will focus on diversity
To celebrate International Women's Day, P&G and SMU co-organised a panel discussion on ?The Business Case for Diversity and Inclusion'. P&G…
Singaporeans are donating more
A new study has found that Singaporeans gave more to charity over the past decade despite the global financial meltdown and high-profile charity…
300 new citizens give up their status each year
SMU Assistant Professor of Law and Nominated MP Eugene Tan spoke in parliament on the announcement by Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean that 300…
Rights fight part of business
SMU Professor of Law David Llewelyn wrote that legal claims and counterclaims over intellectual property rights, as well as using litigation and the…
Build ?deep skills' to attract employers: Education Minister
During an inaugural ministerial forum last night organised by SMU, Education Minister Heng Swee Keat assured the students that their degree would not…
SMU and SSF will join hands to promote keelboat sailing
SMU and The Singapore Sailing Federation will co-organise many events and courses to promote keelboat sailing. Ms Er Zixian, SMU alumnus working at…
Singapore introduces mandatory learning under new scheme for lawyers
A new Continuing Professional Development (CPD) scheme will be launched on April 1 this year to encourage lawyers to recognize the need for…
Hong Kong election
Professor James Tang, Dean of the SMU School of Social Sciences, commented on the election for Hong Kong's Chief Executive, how the results will…
Hedge funds lose lustre
Dr Bernard Lee, Research Fellow at SMU's International Trading Institute gave his views on why Hedge Funds are seen to be losing their shine with…
Hong Kong SAR leadership election
Professor James Tang, Dean of the SMU School of Social Sciences, shared his views on Hong Kong's Chief Executive-candidate Henry Tang prior to the…
