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Archive for the ‘Snippets’ Category

Tumble in fuel sales adds to evidence of China slowdown

(9 May) Declining demand for ship fuel in Singapore, the merchant fleet’s biggest refueling hub, is signaling weakening prospects for a rebound in Chinese growth. Fuel oil for immediate delivery traded at the biggest discount to later supplies in 16 months on April 28, according to data from PVM Oil Associates Ltd. Sales...

M’sian sex bloggers to shoot film in SG

(12 May) A Sessions Court here has granted controversial sex bloggers Alvin Tan Jye Yee and Vivian Lee May Ling's application to have their passports released. Judge Abdul Rashid Daud made the order Monday after Tan and Lee's counsel Chong Joo Tian told the court that his clients needed to be in Singapore to shoot a documentary...

Littlespeck downs pen in The Star

Seah Chiang Nee A generation of Malaysians and readers around the world have grown up with Seah Chiang Nee’s columns on Singapore. Illness, however, has forced him to ease up and he has decided to stop being a columnist in The Star. In this farewell interview with Soo Ewe Jin, Seah gives his readers an insight into his illustrious...

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