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SINGAPORE/HONG KONG - Unless China Evergrande Group takes quick steps for an orderly restructuring of its debt pile and steps up asset sales, its last-minute bond interest payment this week will do little to shore up creditors' support for the developer, analysts and lawyers...
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By: Mike Glover Corbin Patten,10, has been battling a rare form of brain cancer his entire life. But he’s a fighter and Thursday he gave cancer a major blow. Corbin’s brain tumor is inoperable because of its location. Doctors have been able to control the tumor with chemotherapy but is starting not work so well. And radiation is just not an option. “Radiation can be very damaging especially to the normal tissues in and around the brain. So, we worry about his hearing. We worry about his eyes and the nerves that go from his eyes to the brain,” Dr. John Han-Chih Chang with Oklahoma...
Singapore is preparing to roll out COVID-19 vaccinations, but the city state’s striking success in controlling the virus is making some question whether they should take the jabs. In a country where compliance with the authorities is generally high, some Singaporeans fear the potential side effects – even if minimal – are not worth the risk when daily cases are almost zero and fatalities are among the world’s lowest. “Singapore is doing pretty well,” said Aishwarya Kris, who is in her 40s and does not want to receive a shot. “I doubt the vaccine will help at all.” A poll by lo...
In nearly virus-free Singapore, Covid-19 vaccine stirs rare hesitation Some Singaporeans fear potential side effects – even if minimal – are not worth the risk when daily cases are almost zero and fatalities are among the world's lowest. December 23, 2020 9:54:02 am Visitors wearing face masks as a preventive measure against the coronavirus disease pose for photos in Singapore, December 20, 2020. (Reuters Photo: Loriene Perera) As Singapore prepares to roll out COVID-19 vaccinations its striking success in controlling the virus is making some question w...