Sunday, May 11, 2008
   
 
 
yournews
   
Video Finance Features Weather Travel Discussion TV Shows
CNA Live    | About Us 
 
  Home ›
 
   7 Day News Archive
 
 
 

Friday, May 09, 2008
• Illegal immigrant caught hiding in bus at Woodlands Checkpoint
• Temasek, ST Telemedia, SingTel to challenge Jakarta court ruling
• Management of foreign reserves likely to be more difficult in future
• Fraser and Neave posts 11.7% rise in H1 net profit to S$205m
• Anti-dengue efforts receive boost with Asia-Pac dengue strategic plan
• CAO appoints Meng Fanqiu as new CEO
• S'pore, Malaysia co-organise 4-day arts and cultural event
• FairPrice discourages consumers from buying more than 5 packets of rice
• Singapore-EU trade to remain strong despite global slowdown
• ASEAN stresses importance of sending aid to Myanmar quickly
• A-REIT to buy business park building in Jurong for S$246.8m
• PM, MM expected to appear in court for damages hearing against SDP
• SM Goh cautiously optimistic that S'pore, Libya can work together
• 6 bodybuilders issued with suspension notice
• Glitch in data feed link with SGX causes delays in trade
• Jakarta court rejects Temasek's appeal on Indonesian telco stakes
• Singapore shares end 0.31% lower
• Voting on Myanmar constitutional referendum closes at embassy
• STX Pan Ocean allocates extra US$290m to buy vessels this year
• Special court to settle family disputes with less antagonism
• Needy elderly to get subsidised care from all GPs next year
• DBS gets go-ahead to buy "good assets" of Taiwan's Bowa Bank
• Yanlord Land says Q1 net profit jumped to S$9.3m
• SATS reports 9.4% growth in FY profit to S$195m
• New virtual world makes S'pore Asian hub
• Hip fractures on the rise
• MM Lee says countries boycott Olympics at a cost
• The dead getting welfare?
• Raffles Hotel has been sold - again
• MM Lee says Taiwan unlikely to enjoy more int'l space, despite easing China-Taiwan tension
• Foreign scout leaders among 102 recipients of Good Service Award

 
Advertisements

 
Affiliate Sites:
 
About Us  |  Contact Us  |  Advertise with Us  |  Terms & Conditions