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The Business Times Online Edition - Singapore

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NUS BUSINESS Schools Asia-Pacific Executive Master of Business Administration (Apex) programme has been ranked 20th in the world in the Financial Times EMBA 2008 survey. - [Read more]

THE International Advisory Panel for Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) will hold its second meeting on Oct 30-31. - [Read more]

PROPERTIES for auction are being left on the shelf even after vendors cut prices - as buyers hold out for further drops. - [Read more]

AS part of its preparations for Budget 2009, the Finance Ministry has asked for public feedback on matters related to public finance and areas the budget should encompass to address fiscal concerns. - [Read more]

THEY are cities that exude power, sophistication, wealth and influence. Most of all, they continue to forge global links despite the intensely tough and complex economic environment. - [Read more]

A SINGAPORE-BRANDED pre-school that functioned as a temporary shelter during Chinas Sichuan earthquake was officially opened yesterday by the Minister in the Prime Ministers Office, Lim Swee Say. - [Read more]

SENDING employees on Master of Business Administration courses used to be seen as a way to reward good performers at work. - [Read more]

MOVING and trucking has long been seen as a male- dominated industry. And Two Men and a Truck has long been seen as an American brand. - [Read more]

VOLUNTEERS of Project AuctionLove, Jasmine Tan and Jacinta Kwee of Ngee Ann Polytechnic, presenting a certificate of appreciation and a Project AuctionLove t-shirt to Jonathan Larsen, Country Head of Citi Singapore, who is a mentor of the project. - [Read more]

A HANDFUL of Fortis expatriates in Singapore were suddenly told to pack their bags two weeks ago and leave for Amsterdam to await their fate, following the nationalisation of the financial services company. - [Read more]

SINGAPORE has continued to suffer a twin trade deficit with the United States - in both goods and services. - [Read more]

JAPANESE architect Hitoshi Abe was named Prize Laureate for the 2008 SIA-Getz Architecture Prize for emergent architecture in Asia at the HortPark yesterday. - [Read more]

SINGAPORE has been lauded as an example of a successful urban centre by a United Nations report that studies the state of the worlds cities. - [Read more]

GLOBAL human capital consulting firm Aon Consulting yesterday announced the setting up of its international headquarters (IHQ) in Singapore. - [Read more]

SEPTEMBER factory output rose 2.4 per cent year-on-year, reversing two months of slumps, the Economic Development Board said yesterday. - [Read more]

WHY aspire to be a second Boston or second London and not a first-rate Singapore? - [Read more]

SMEs and MNCs face different challenges when it comes to managing talent and each may have lessons to share with the other, said members of a panel at the Singapore Human Capital Summit seminar yesterday. - [Read more]

THE Singapore Exchange (SGX) has raised $2.1 million for a record 19 charities at this years Bull Charge 2008 event. - [Read more]

THE chief executive takes you out to lunch, listens to your problems and offers you some advice. Thats mentorship according to most CEOs in Asia, says a study commissioned by Singapores Ministry of Manpower. - [Read more]

PRIVATE property prices will fall 5-6 per cent in the next two years even if the Singapore economy holds up, according to an economists projections. - [Read more]