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WA Today- December 7, 2012 Singapore Airlines and Cathay Pacific have copped fines of $23 million between them for their part in a global air freight cartel, which included attempts by the Singaporean carrier to fix prices for transporting meat to troops in the Middle East. The latest fines take to $91 million the total amount... 

Bangkok Post- 29 Nov, 2012 Interpol expects imminent arrests in Singapore linked to Italy's mushrooming 'Calcioscommesse' football match-fixing scandal, a report said. The global police body's chief Ronald Noble said more links to the Asian city-state had been revealed following this week's arrest in Italy of Serbian footballer... 

Bloomberg- Dec 6, 2012 When dozens of Chinese bus drivers held Singapore’s first strike in 26 years last week, the island deported the perpetrators. Getting rid of the soaring prices that are emboldening calls for higher wages won’t be as easy. Rising housing, transportation and business costs have given the city state the...