The plight of Mr Tan
(Picture by Shin Min Daily) Today I visited Mr Tan Cheng Chu, the gentleman whose plight has been circulating around the Internet on a video - he has a terminal illness and his main companions are his two dogs. Ms Beulah from SOSD (Save Our Street Dogs) as well Louis Ng, from Acres, were also there. The problem is that a...
Indian expats use Hindi in corporate meetings
As a Singaporean, I agree with Dr V. Subramaniam that the attitudes, values, perceptions and practices between expatriate and Indian Singaporeans differ ("Yawning gap between Indian S'poreans and new Indian expats"; Wednesday). I used to work for a Singapore public-listed company that was run by Indian nationals. The top management...
Standard Chartered Fires Back at Temasek
(4 Oct) - Standard Chartered Bank PLC said Thursday that Temasek Pte. Ltd., its largest shareholder, misinterpreted U.K. corporate governance rules when it abstained from voting at a May meeting to re-elect some bank board members. The emailed statement from Standard Chartered hints represents a rare disagreement between the...
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