Observers: PAP manifesto clear but short of details
On the newly unveiled PAP manifesto, Assistant Professor Eugene Tan said that in spite of lacking the bolts and nuts, it is still a message that the…
Observers: the 12 with ministerial potential
Assistant Professor Eugene Tan commented that the PAP candidates with ministerial potential are the top minds with outstanding accomplishments,…
CEO pay: How it all adds up
SMU's Sim Kee Boon Institute for Financial Economics found in a study of Singapore-listed companies that firms where the base salary made up the…
Local universities should treat Lasalle students better
A reader writes in to complain that SMU and NUS do not have a good impression of Lasalle College of the Art's academic programmes as they assume that…
Investing to derive a passive income
SMU business management undergraduate Daniel Tan, who is also financial secretary of the SMU E.y.E Investment Club, hopes that growing his current…
Planning for succession
Associate Professor Annie Koh observed an increasing trend of companies seeking help from executive education offices of institutions like SMU to…
Putting money into bonds
Associate Professor of Finance (Practice) Joseph Lim said that fixed-income instruments such as bonds are advantageous for investors looking for a…
Opposition reacts to PAP manifesto
The People's Action Party's manifesto drew varied response from the Opposition parties yesterday. Asst Prof Eugene Tan shares his views.
The why behind the where
Opposition parties share how they choose their battlegrounds. Singapore Management University Law lecturer Eugene Tan shares his comments.
Opposition parties: PAP's manifesto too general
Opposition parties feel that the PAP manifesto is too general and lacks depth. Unlike some Opposition manifestos which try to address hot-button…
