An election budget?
Aligned closely with the recommendations of the Economic Strategies Committee, the Budget makes clear that economic restructuring and transformation…
'Now our degrees are less valuable'
An online peddler of fake degrees has removed all traces of his activities from the internet. In response to the forged certificates, SMU masters…
Casino, 4-D?Why house wins, sooner or later
SMU adjunct Larry Haverkamp crunches numbers in the Forum to explain how a patron to the casino or a dabbler in 4-D is sure to lose if they play long…
Budget 2010
Assistant Professor Ding Qing comments on the Budget highlights which include increasing productivity levels.
S'pore will incur its third consecutive budget deficit in 2010: experts
SMU Associate Professor Annie Koh joins the Singapore Tonight Budget Special to analyse the budget. She calls it a budget for the long-haul. Among…
Sinflora blooms anew in Tampines
Sinflora, one of Singapore's largest wholesalers of fresh-cut flowers and plants, has opened a new nursery in Tampines. Its second outlet is run by…
The world is my classroom
University education is more than just obtaining paper qualifications. Final-year SMU undergraduate Shaun Loh writes about his community work…
Sunny economy spurs budding enterprises
The study on the formation of companies between 2007 and 2009 found that as the economy improved, the rate of growth in the number of companies…
Lee Suet Fern joins AXA board
SMU Law School Advisory Board member Lee Suet Fern has become one of a handful of Singaporeans to make it to the board of a global company.
Corporate lawyer to join AXA board
Well-known corporate lawyer Lee Suet Fern, who is a member of the SMU School of Law Advisory Board, will be joining the board of insurance giant AXA.
