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Archive for the ‘Editorials’ Category

Non-tech grad SGX CTO apologises for CDP error

Tim Utama, SGX Chief Operations & Technology Officer (Photo: SGX website) In a news release yesterday (12 Jun), SGX CTO Tim Utama apologised for yet another technical problem at the Singapore Exchange (SGX). The Central Depository (CDP) account statements for May 2015 were erroneously sent out to a few thousand addresses...

LKY’s belongings donated to National Heritage Board

A mandarin jacket that Mr Lee wore in his later years (Photo: CNA) The executors and trustees of Lee Kuan Yew's estate, his daughter Lee Wei Ling and his son Lee Hsien Yang, have jointly decided to donate some furniture and personal belongings from Mr Lee's home at Oxley Road to the National Heritage Board (NHB). This was revealed...

MOE: Students took a less steep route up Mt Kinabalu

Facing criticism especially from netizens in social media, the Ministry of Education (MOE) clarified on Wednesday (10 Jun) that the Tanjong Katong Primary School (TKPS) children who perished while trying to conquer Mt Kinabalu, were actually on a simpler route up South-east Asia's highest peak when an earthquake struck. Compared...

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