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Power to the people

Going forward, companies that successfully integrate innovation into their work culture are the ones that will succeed. However, the success of this…

Reaping gains from investing in services

Discussing how firms can compete through service at one of the ISES Global Conference on Service Excellence's plenary sessions, a panel of serving…

Greek Debt Crisis

Professor Annie Koh, Academic Director, International Trading Institute, warns that if Greece is allowed to default on its debt payment, other…

Singapore bets on casino tourists; City-state bets on gambling, but not all analysts are convinced

Touching on how the foray into casinos is part of the government's bid to grow the tourism sector, adjunct faculty from the Lee Kong Chian School of…

WikiLeaks clones emerging as security game-changer

Industry experts ZDNet Asia contacted noted that the growing trend of whistle-blowing is unlikely to reverse, and urged companies to understand the…

Tony Tan: Singaporeans First but foreign talent necessary too

Dr Tony Tan, speaking at the Sim Kee Boon Institute for Financial Economics Public Lecture Series, pointed out the dangers of a Singaporeans Only…

Challenge for higher education is to maintain quality and be flexible

Dr Tony Tan, speaking at the Sim Kee Boon Institute for Financial Economics Public Lecture Series, felt that a comprehensive approach that is both…

The futures of higher education

Former deputy prime minister Tony Tan delivered a speech on higher education at the Singapore Management University yesterday, sharing his thoughts…

Giving S'poreans priority in higher education

Singaporeans should have the first priority when it comes to gaining admission to higher education institutions here, but this should not mean…

Next financial crisis may be more severe: Tony Tan

?If not for the strong actions of the central banks and authorities led by the US Federal Reserve and Mr Bernanke, we would be facing 20 per cent…