Why West Coast GRC?
Political observers were scratching their heads yesterday when news broke that Potong Pasir MP Chiam See Tong would be willing to contest the next…
Commuters, experts slam cab levy at IRs
Commuters and transport experts are up in arms over what they say is the indiscriminate manner in which taxi companies are applying location…
Reform Party to announce six candidates it's fielding for the general election
SMU Assistant Law Professor Eugene Tan says the Reform Party may have chosen to be ahead of all parties to send a clear signal to the electorate that…
Singaporeans love to complain to the great dislike of their fellow countrymen
Singaporeans have been found to be adamant about lodging complaints. In a discussion involving sociologists on the matter, SMU Assistant Professor…
Can Singapore thrive without liberal arts?
A liberal arts education is different from the Singapore model, where students usually choose a specialisation before they enter university. Instead…
Many stores lack refund policy: Case
A survey carried out recently by the Consumers Association of Singapore suggests that most stores in Singapore do not have a refund policy. Mr Aaron…
Buddhism scholar and researcher at next Lien Fung's Colloquium
Professor Wang Bangwei, Director, Institute of Oriental Studies, Research Centre of Eastern Literature and Centre for India Studies at Peking…
Caught up in the rush
The malfunctions at Marina Bay Sands for example, are ?damaging the brand before it has even been properly established?, said branding consultant…
Satisfaction with info-comms industry takes a hit
The furore over the world cup saga may have contributed to the dive in the customer satisfaction score for the fourth consecutive year to an all time…
About the Customer Satisfaction Index of Singapore (CSISG)
The CSISG conducted by the Institute of Service Excellence at SMU is the national barometer of customer satisfaction in Singapore. It covers eight…