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Archive for the ‘Snippets’ Category

S’pore to stop gas imports via pipelines from Indonesia

Piped LNG from Indonesia (29 Jan) Jakarta (ANTARA News) - The Upstream Oil and Gas Regulator (SKK Migas) said Singapore buyers would stop importing gas via pipelines from Indonesia after the import contracts expire. "They would not seek extension of contracts as Singapore already has the floating storage and regasification unit...

Pentagon’s chief tester finds F-35 jet developed cracks

(29 Jan) - Lockheed Martin Corp. (LMT)’s F-35 jet developed cracks in testing of the fighter’s durability and wasn’t sufficiently reliable in training flights last year, the Pentagon’s chief tester found. On-ground testing of the Air Force and Marine Corps versions of the fighter revealed “significant findings” of...

PM’s Chinese New Year message 2014

30 Jan 2014 PM Lee 1. The Year of the Snake has been eventful. We made good progress, despite some difficult moments. I am confident that we will continue to move forward in the Year of the Horse. The global economy is looking up. At home we still need to improve public transport, but housing queues have shortened and low-wage...

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