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Stavanger-student met Giske

SMU exchange student 21-year-old Mari Sakkestad from Norway met the Norwegian Minister of Trade and Industry on his Asia tour. [Senior Lecturer of…

Women, your work won't speak for itself

Corporate coach Jane Horan, an American who runs a Singapore-based consultancy that teaches women leaders organisational savvy, conducted a workshop…

Did you know? Owners keep service charge

SMU Associate Professor of Marketing (Practice) Seshan Ramaswami explains that some restaurants make their prices look lower on the menu as they have…

CEOs' part in service

Singapore placed ninth out of 10 countries and territories for the third consecutive year last year for customer satisfaction, according to an index…

4 new faces at Workers' Party Spring Celebrations

Final-year SMU student Nathaniel Koh was among the four new faces in the Workers' Party Youth Wing. He got to know the Party during the 2006 General…

Academics: Singapore Permanent Resident Quota can be packaged with other recent citizens vs PRs policies

Political observer and Assistant Professor of Law Eugene Tan said that Singaporeans have not been happy with the influx of foreigners so the recent…

Prudential eyes Asia's coming insurance boom: experts

Professor of Finance Practice Francis Koh said that there is tremendous prospect for growth in Asia's insurance industry. With income levels are…

Can Singapore cyber-police without the police?

Political observer Assistant Professor Eugene Tan sees pressure groups formed by netizens as a positive evolution of the online community into a…

Chua Ek Kay posthumous exhibition: third union with the Singapore Tyler Print Institute

The Institute holds an exhibition of the late artist's works, now on until 20 March. Mr Chua had previously donated 30 pieces of his Street Scene…

Engaging the absent citizen

SMU Assistant Law Prof Eugene Tan writes that increasingly the birthright of citizenship alone is not enough to bond a person to Singapore.