Want to practise law here? Paper chase is now paperless
Participants in the Singapore Institute of Legal Education (SILE) Part B course, which is mandatory for all law graduates seeking to practise in…
Our literary bromance with Singapore
Since the author, Alfred A. Yuson, was invited Dr. Kirpal Singh, who heads SMU's Wee Kim Wee Centre, to moderate the closing panel discussion of the…
The science behind the search
In describing two tests that generate the relevant search results that Google is known for, an example is given of a search for the SMU psychology…
PAP engages voters to contain dissent
An article of interviews with Singaporean politicians, academics and activists about whether there has been a change in the style of government since…
Emerging markets worth a closer look
Associate Professor of Finance (Practice), Joseph Lim, commented on the rewards and risks of investing in emerging markets which, with the developed…
Young investor defied his parents
Third-year economics undergraduate Barry Toa started investing in the financial market about four years ago. Though his parents disapproved, that did…
Easing the bed crunch: Public hospitals 'borrow' space
On public-private hospital balance, SMU Assistant Professor Tomoki Fujii said that the public and private sectors should share information about…
Managing parents' portfolio paid off
Using the profits from the trades he made for his parents, SMU final-year business student Wong Jian-Hui grew his own portfolio to a six-figure sum.
More university students, yet to be income earners, got fingers burnt by dabbling in stock market <strong> </strong>
SMU student Lim Yan Wen's interest was piqued by watching her father invest when she was 18, which led to her buying her first unit trust and…
Newbie unfazed by trading losses
SMU law undergraduate Lim Yan Wen was not deterred despite all her buys being in the red after less than a year of investing in shares and was also…