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Will George Goh qualify to run for President? It's a matter of discretion, say lawyers - Vimarsana News

Will George Goh qualify to run for President? It's a matter of discretion, say lawyers

SINGAPORE: How might businessman George Goh still qualify to run for President in Singapore, if he does not meet the requirement of having been chief executive of a company with at least S$500 million in shareholders' equity? Constitutional lawyers say that it will likely come down to the discretion of the

The Big Read In Short: Preserving S'pore's Way Of Life As Number Of Super Wealthy People Grows - Vimarsana News

The Big Read In Short: Preserving S'pore's Way Of Life As Number Of Super Wealthy People Grows

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The Big Read: Can the growing number of ultra-rich in Singapore live in harmony with the average Joe? - Vimarsana News

The Big Read: Can the growing number of ultra-rich in Singapore live in harmony with the average Joe?

SINGAPORE: It was a typical weekday morning at Empress Road Market & Food Centre – a neighbourhood wet market off Farrer Road – where a 68-year-old retiree was spotted buying a bouquet of flowers. 

CNA Explains: Why chips are an increasingly prominent issue in US-China tensions - Vimarsana News

CNA Explains: Why chips are an increasingly prominent issue in US-China tensions

"This chips rivalry is part and parcel of a bigger game being played by the US and China - essentially a tit-for-tat game," said an analyst.

Singaporean parents lament higher school bus fares, longer travel time for their children as shortage of drivers persists - Vimarsana News

Singaporean parents lament higher school bus fares, longer travel time for their children as shortage of drivers persists

SINGAPORE, May 29 — When school began for Sunil Sabnani’s eight-year-old daughter earlier this year, he saw how some parents were frustrated because their children were dropped...