How business is done in the real world
The OBS investigation shows you how business is done in the real world. It need not be illegal, but there is always a line that seduces you in. It’s call the integrity line, and at times, you walk over it without even knowing it. No one is inoculated from it. We lie to ourselves when we think that, in all circumstances, we...
Record payout for SIA CEO Goh a slap in the face for shareholders
Goh Choon Phong, a former SIA scholar, has helmed SIA since 2011. His performance is laughable, if not for the billions investors, including Temasek, have lost. Goh is no different from other former scholars who were parachuted into GLCs, eg, Ng Yat Chung, Desmond Kuek, etc. Already grossly overpaid for flying SIA nowhere in...
Profiteering coffee-shops
I read with disgust that a coffee-shop at block 631, Ang Mo Kio Ave 4 (AMK) charges its customers 0.60 cents and 0.80 cents for plain water and iced water respectively. Profiteering is considered an unethical and illegal business practice and behaviour. It is the act of taking advantage of a market or situation, in our case,...
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