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I could never be a great leader because I'm not selfless enough: Ho Kwon Ping - Vimarsana News

I could never be a great leader because I'm not selfless enough: Ho Kwon Ping

A new book on the Banyan Tree founder talks about leadership and entrepreneurship, among other things. Read more at straitstimes.com.

7 in 10 young Singaporeans feel it is not necessary to marry: Survey - Vimarsana News

7 in 10 young Singaporeans feel it is not necessary to marry: Survey

SINGAPORE — Young people are less likely to think it is necessary to marry and have children, but most still aspire to do so, a new survey has found. They are held back by practical concerns such as wanting to first advance their careers and build a comfortable life, as well as the cost and stress of raising children. These...

Seven in 10 young Singaporeans feel it is not necessary to marry, but most still want to: Poll - Vimarsana News

Seven in 10 young Singaporeans feel it is not necessary to marry, but most still want to: Poll

SINGAPORE: Young people are less likely to think it is necessary to marry and have children, but most still aspire to do so, a new survey has found.

Public Administration programs faces potential temporary suspension based on cyclical review - Vimarsana News

Public Administration programs faces potential temporary suspension based on cyclical review

On December 12, the University announced it is examining the possibility of temporarily suspending admissions into the Master of Public Administration (MPA) and the Professional Master of Public Administration (PMPA) programs. Queen’s cited the programs’ cyclical reviews as reporting insufficient structural resources for the program.

Russia Allegedly Helped North Korea's Spy Satellite, Which Is Now Reportedly in Orbit - Vimarsana News

Russia Allegedly Helped North Korea's Spy Satellite, Which Is Now Reportedly in Orbit

Russia allegedly helped North Korea's spy satellite to enter orbit. Here's what Kremlin reportedly did.

Source: hngn.com