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Archive for the ‘Snippets’ Category

Sex blogger Alvin Tan: I was offered SPR in 2007

malaysia-chronicle.com - 4 April 2015 PETALING JAYA - Malaysians who rave about how good life is in Singapore have probably never ever lived in the city-state and have a distorted view of the reality there, said controversial Malaysian sex-blogger Alvin Tan, who is living in self-exile in the US now. In a Facebook posting on...

LKY gave SG independence, and the world a bad idea

[The author, Marcus Gee, is Toronto columnist for The Globe and Mail. In 1981-82, he was stationed in Singapore as a correspondent for the regional newsmagazine Asiaweek.] Marcus Gee Praise for Lee Kuan Yew, who died on Monday at the age of 91, is coming in from around the world. Just about everyone agrees he did marvels for...

How huge Aussie revenue figures were booked in SG

(9 Apr) - SENIOR executives at Apple, Google and Microsoft yesterday defended their right to send billions of dollars in Australian revenue offshore — the same day all three tech giants confirmed they were under investigation by the Australian Taxation Office. A Senate inquiry into tax avoidance yesterday heard both Google...

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