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LUE'S WAR CRY RALLIES CLIPPERS

Coach cproud, of his team's composure to hold off a comeback from Golden State

PACIFIC BAO BEI LOOKS READY TO MAKE WAVES

David Kok will be pleased with his winning workout on Nov 19

RAGING BLIZZARD CAN WIN AGAIN

Nov 201 Hong Kon-g (Happy Valley) form analysis

Haze Dedicated NEA microsite for understanding of situation

We thank Forum writer Kung Yen-Fay for the letter \"Make haze info comprehensive and easy for all to understand\" (Nov 14).

Education Parents can have bigger say in choice of school

Secondary school student Nathan Foong's considerations (How I picked my secondary school after PSLE results, Nov 17) are valid and logical.

Replies Vehicles Inspection fees itemised based on required tests

We refer to Mr Ho Peng Heng's letter on reviewing charges for the annual inspection of electric vehicles or EVs (Review annual inspection charges for EVs, Nov 13).

Proposed changes to traffic rules send wrong signal to road users

The proposed changes to traffic rules to prevent some offenders from being \"overly punished\" are inappropriate, unwise and lack empathy for the victims (Proposed changes to traffic rules to prevent some offenders from being overly punished, Nov 11), particularly the one on the removal of mandatory minimum sentences for first-time offenders who commit dangerous driving offences that cause grievous hurt or death.

Neighbour disputes ● Safeguards needed for mandatory treatment

A new law will allow people who cause unreasonable acts of disturbance in the community to be issued mandatory treatment orders if it is believed that the underlying causes are related to psychiatric conditions (Mandatory mediation a first step in settling disputes between neighbours: Edwin Tong, Nov 12).

Don't mess with YouTuber Li Ziqi and her farm life videos

A beloved rural Chinese influencer makes a comeback after a quiet but grueling battle with her agent.

Is your master's degree useless?

New data shows a shockingly high proportion of courses are a waste of money.

Ben & Jerry S v Unilever is the end of corporate do -gooden'sm

When the conglomerate bought the ice-cream maker, its social stances were a selling point, but the situations changed.

Trump Wont hesitate to flex muscle - cmd countries get that

Foreign policy is about securing vital national interests, and not about face or values.

The problem of politics in a noisy age

We are once again having to readjust to a vast expansion in the amount of conflicting information at our fingertips.

Say aah ! Why is Singapore neglecting dental health?

Misplaced priorities? People maintain their cars diligently but skip regular visits to the dentist.

Cyber-security staff may soon get clarity on skills required

CSA study aims to raise productivity and professionalism amid rise in cyber attacks

Enabling tie-ups to accelerate energy-efficient computing tech

US firm's initiative comes as data centres worldwide struggle to meet demands of AI

Keppel unveils mega deals to boost monetisation drive

Keppel on Nov 19 announced two major deals to boost its monetisation drive and elevate its position as a major global asset manager.

HSBC asks hundreds of managers to reapply for jobs in revamp

HSBC Holdings has asked hundreds of managers to reapply for jobs in the firm's newly formed corporate and institutional banking (CIB) division as chief executive officer Georges Elhedery continues his hunt for ways to make the bank run more efficiently.

Retaliatory tariffs could undermine Asia's growth: IMF

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned on Nov 19 that tit-for-tat tariffs could undermine Asia's economic prospects, raise costs and disrupt supply chains, even as it expects the region to remain a key engine of growth for the global economy.

MBS eyes $12b loan to fund planned expansion of resort

Marina Bay Sands (MBS) is seeking a loan of around $12 billion, in what would be the largest financing from Singapore, as the firm looks to fund the planned expansion of its casino resort in the Republic.

Push for Google to sell Chrome browser to break search monopoly

US Justice Dept's proposals could reshape online search market, burgeoning AI sector

S,pore stocks to gain from MAS reforms, says Morgan Stanley

South-east Asia's top-performing stock market in 2024 is likely to continue its momentum into 2025 as Singapore unveils measures to revive its stock market, according to analysts at Morgan Stanley.

Funds raised via regional IPOs at 9-year low, but Outlook positive

Deloitte sees expected rate cuts among factors creating a 'more favourable, climate

Boeing to axe 2,500 workers in US as part of sweeping cuts

Boeing will lay off more than 2,500 workers in the US states of Washington, Oregon, South Carolina and Missouri, as part of the debt-heavy US plane maker's plan to cut 17,000 jobs, or 10 per cent of its global workforce.

News agency AP looks to slash nearly one in 10 jobs

The US-based Associated Press news agency is looking to cut almost one in 10 jobs to slash costs, its management said on Nov 18, as the wire service battles client cancellations and economic challenges.

Spirit Airlines files for bankruptcy after string of losses, failed merger

Spirit Airlines has filed for bankruptcy protection after the pioneer of no-frills travel in the US struggled with a long run of quarterly losses, failed merger attempts and looming debt maturities.

STI up in tandem with region amid lower US Treasury yields

● Seatrium top constituent stock, rising 3.8% to $1.91 ● Gainers beat losers 297-214 across broader local market ● Key regional indexes Nikkei, Kospi, Hang Seng end higher

HOME AWAY FROM HOME

Children and young people needing long-term medical care find a surrogate family at Singapore's only paediatric ward in a nursing home.

Judge chides lawyer for convoluted mitigation filled with grammar errors

A judge chided a criminal lawyer for the poor quality of a written mitigation plea the latter submitted to the court on behalf of a client who admitted to a cheating charge.

Man gets $1.3m more in divorce after appeal over $13.2m in assets

A man who was initially awarded a 55 per cent share of $13.2 million in matrimonial assets following a divorce will now get $1.3 million more, after he partly succeeded in his appeal.