Irish Luck had ran out – But are we on the same route to disaster?
By Damon Yeo, Business Correspondent Earlier this year, a joke conjured up by some twisted economists became popular online. It goes something like, “What is the difference between Iceland and Ireland? An alphabet and about six months.” This joke surfaced just months after the entire Icelandic economy and banking system...
Singapore vs Hong Kong – Where would you rather be living in?
By Damon Yeo, Business Correspondent It is not difficult to hear Singapore and Hong Kong being mentioned in the same breath. The general consensus is that these two states are similar in many ways except that life is more stressful in Hong Kong. This article will seek to unravel if there is any truth in this particular generalisation. Singapore...
Avoiding and delaying “real change”
By Abdul Gafoor, Social Correspondent Whenever I have a tea or meal with a Singaporean politician or policy maker we will always end up talking about need for real change in the Singapore system. The conversation will start with denials and slowly and eventually he/she will admit there are flaws in the system though he/she will...
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