Saturday, 26 May 2012

IMF head Lagarde: Tax-shy Greeks must help themselves

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IMF head Christine Lagarde has urged Greeks to pay taxes, saying she worries more about the plight of children in sub-Saharan Africa than t...
Friday, 25 May 2012

After Barreling Ahead in Recession, China Finally Slows

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A nationwide real estate downturn, stalling exports and declining consumer confidence have produced what a Chinese cabinet adviser, quoted ...
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Thursday, 24 May 2012

Chinese couple bury woman alive, sparking outrage

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Chinese police have arrested a young couple who buried an old woman alive believing she was dead after their car hit the 68-year-old, newsp...
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愛很簡單 - 陶喆

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Wednesday, 23 May 2012

The bursting of the luxury bubble

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It is all going a little flat for China's once ravenous investors. One by one, they are seeing their bubbles burst.
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Russian cellist fired for rant on train

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Beijing orchestra sacks musician for abusive tirade at woman that has fuelled anti-foreigner sentiment
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Tuesday, 22 May 2012

Beijing orchestra fires abusive Russian cellist

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The Beijing Symphony Orchestra has fired a Russian cellist who was caught on camera verbally abusing a female passenger on a train, spark...
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The wines of China

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A look at the country's wine-producing regions Read more...

Bo’s feud with police chief: Trio failed to broker peace

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Early this year, as then Chongqing party chief Bo Xilai nearly came to blows with his police chief Wang Lijun over his wife’s possible invol...
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Crews held by N Koreans return home

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All 28 fishermen are released alive after 13 days in a dark room filled with rotting fish, and some suffered regular physical beatings
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Mayor says he defied Bo on axing

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Huang Qifan challenged party chief, who yelled and kicked him out of high-level meeting at which Bo Xilai announced decision to sack police...
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Tycoons seek wives in dating contest

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More than 300 women are vying to tie the knot with one of 11 super rich men in a contest that takes the dating game to a whole new level.
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Heartbreaker by Dionne Warwick

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This song for Robin Gibb. A beautiful song written by Bee Gees.
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Are consumers’ rights really protected by the Lemon Laws?

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When things turn sour: The introduction of the Lemon Laws may lead to a rise in disputes being filed at the Small Claims Tribunal
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Staying competitive in a time of transition

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The last five years have seen rapid change for Singapore law firms. The next five promise acceleration of change.
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An era of new opportunities

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Singapore’s position as a leading international arbitration hub and the liberalisation of the legal industry signal the start of an exciting...
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Leader’s Fall in China Put Allies in Peril

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Early this year, as a crisis unfolded in the chambers of power here, three men flew into this fog-wreathed riverside metropolis within a day...
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Monday, 21 May 2012

China reformer sees his opportunity after Bo’s fall

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Wang Yang, leader of Guangdong province and well known for his deft handling of recent civil unrest there, is the first of three provincial...
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Singapore should abolish archaic laws

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Mabel Au calls on the Singapore government to respect internationally accepted human rights
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Law needed to force declaration of assets

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Making officials and family members reveal their wealth would go a long way to fighting corruption and boosting transparency on the mainland
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