Straits Times DELETED online article on HK compensation of minibond investors
From The Newsroom Team An online article on the Straits Times "Breaking News" section under "Top story" on 22 July 2009 had mysteriously disappeared. Entitled "HK banks agrees to compensate minibond investors up to 70% of their losses", it was an adaption of an original reuters article. (read article here) However, the article...
Singapore the only one-party “democracy” left in Asia with impending demise of Japan’s LDP
By Eugene Yeo Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party’s approval rating fell 4 percentage points to 20 percent, nearly a record low, the Asahi newspaper reported. (source: Bloomberg) When asked which party they would choose if an election was held now, 42 percent of respondents backed the Democratic Party, compared with...
How much money did the government make from the property “boom”?
By Eugene Yeo Which has been the most profitable property developer in Singapore? The answer is an oxymoron since HDB itself does not quite qualify to be a commercial company and yet it is responsible for 85% of all residential projects on the island. In a previous article, Jeremy and I wrote about how rocketing prices of HDB...
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