RESIDENTS in Bukit Merah View now have easy access to a device installed in their void decks that can boost their neighbours' chances of survival in the event of a heart attack.
IPOH: Political temperatures in Perak are rising again, but Datuk Seri Nizar Jamaluddin appears to be keeping cool and collected as he readies himself for battle.
KANDAHAR (AFGHANISTAN): Thousands of people are leaving their homes on the Marjah plain in southern Afghanistan ahead of a massive military operation to clear Taleban militants from their last stronghold.
THE market turmoil early last year caused a drought of new listings on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) as firms shied away from a market gripped by fear.
THE Economic Strategies Committee in its recently released report, Ensuring Energy Resilience And Sustainable Growth, recommended that Singapore study the feasibility of nuclear energy and develop expertise in nuclear energy technologies.
SINGAPORE'S labour force will grow by only 1 per cent to 2 per cent a year in the next 10 years, and further unlimited inflow of foreign workers is out of the question.
LONDON: The predictability of it may have only made it more painful. Arsenal were knocked out of the title race as Chelsea regained the Premier League leadership. Arsene Wenger's team went down in familiar fashion.
THE public reaction to rising prices of HDB flats appears to be largely prompted by young, middle class couples in the sandwich class, usually snagged by the $8,000 income ceiling.
Seafood restaurateur Ang Kiam Meng is the last person you expect to be concerned about what to wear for a photo shoot.
