The Business Times, 2 May 2016

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    19 1 THE BUSINESS TIMES www. usinesstimes.com.sg MONDAY, MAY 2, 2016 S$1.20 MCI (P) 039/08/2015 SCI A SINGAPORE PRESS HOLDINGS PUBLICATION
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  • Article
    Lock icon NTUC tie-up with NTU
    35 1 LIFELONG LEARNING THE labour movement wants to inject up to S$200 million more into its Education and Training Fund to help mid-career working adults pick up new skills at university. 2
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    Lock icon All eyes on Wall Street
    37 1 US ECONOMY US stocks are near all-time highs and could hit new heights if jobs data and earnings this week ease fears about the outlook for the American and global economies. 3
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    Lock icon No ‘below-the-belt politics’: SDP
    32 1 BUKIT BATOK BY-ELECTION THE contest for Bukit Batok has heated up with opposition candidate Chee Soon Juan rebutting remarks made about his character by the ruling PAP. 4
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    Lock icon New value-added tax
    34 1 CHINA ECONOMY CHINA has rolled out a VAT system across all industries that previously had a business tax, in the most ambitious overhaul of its tax regime in three decades. 7
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    Lock icon Govt to provide support as industries transform
    912 1  -  Jobs in Singapore will also change as economy undergoes major transformation: PM Lee By Lee U-Wen leeuwen@sph.com.sg @LeeUwenBT Singapore WHILE the industries of the world are changing rapidly as new business models disrupt existing ones, Singapore firms should not stay stagnant and let
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  • TOP STORIES
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      Lock icon CONTENTS
      52 2 NEWS Top Stories 2-7 Companies Markets 8-13 Real Estate 14-15 Views from the Top 16-19 BT-Citibank Young Investors’ Forum 20-21 Banking Finance 22 Energy Commodities 23 Technology 24 Consumer 25 Govt Economy 26-31 Transport 32-33 Shipping Times 34-35 Life Culture 36 45When hackers took world banking for a ride,
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      Lock icon MARKETS
      135 2 HSTI(Friday) 2,838.52 (-23.78) HSTI FUTURES 2,822.00 (-40.00) HSIMSCI 319.27 (-2.37) HSIMSCI FUTURES 317.90 (-4.15) STOCKS Friday Change KL COMP 1,672.72 -2.04 NIKKEI 225 Closed HANG SENG 21,067.05 -320.98 SET 1,404.61 +4.70 JAKARTA 4,838.58 -9.81 MANILA 7,159.29 -3.27 KOSPI 1,994.15 -6.78 SHENZHEN B 1,129.95 +10.92 MUMBAI 25,606.62 +3.52 Friday Change
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      Lock icon Up to S$200m boost for NTUC education fund
      603 2  -  A tie-up with NTU will help mid-career workers acquire new skills By Lee U-Wen leeuwen@sph.com.sg @LeeUwenBT Singapore THE labour movement in Singapore wants to inject up to S$200 million more into its Education and Training Fund to help mid-career working adults pick
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      Lock icon Stocks may hit new highs on jobs data
      980 3  -  But aggregate earnings for the broad S&P 500 look set to decline for the third straight quarter WALL STREET INSIGHT By Rob Curran LAST week, stocks dropped after big letdowns from the Bank of Japan (BOJ), US data and Apple. Stocks remain
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      Lock icon Chee rebuts PAP’s remarks on character
      664 4  -  The SDP candidate says the party ‘will not engage in below-the-belt politics’ BUKIT BATOK BY-ELECTION By Claire Huang huangjy@sph.com.sg @ClaireHuangBT Singapore THE contest for Bukit Batok hotted up further on Sunday as the Singapore Democratic Party’s (SDP) candidate, Chee Soon Juan, rebutted remarks made
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      Lock icon China April PMI stabilises but rebound remains weak
      509 4  -  By Virginie Mangin btworld@sph.com.sg Beijing CHINA’S purchasing managers’ index pointed to further stabilisation of the economy but fell short of analysts’ estimations signalling the current rebound may be fragile. The official PMI came in at 50.1 points, falling 0.1 point compared to
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      Lock icon FEH keen to expand brand to Australia, NZ
      868 5  -  There are three property launches under Oasia brand this year, in Singapore and KL By Nisha Ramchandani nishar@sph.com.sg @Nisha_BT Singapore HOTEL operator Far East Hospitality (FEH), which launches three properties under its Oasia brand this year, is keen on taking Oasia to
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      Lock icon Latest impressions of S’pore: outstanding again, but...
      853 6  - Latest impressions of S’pore: outstanding again but Respect on the roads still lacking, and Immigration still needs to improve SOAPBOX By David Mason ~The writer is a business communications consultant in the UK who spends several weeks in Singapore every year. He lived in Singapore for almost 20 years in
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      Lock icon Issue of post-AGM treat: ‘Bento’ sets a practical solution
      632 6  -  LETTER TO THE EDITOR Mano Sabnani CEO, Rafflesia Holdings Pte Ltd THE issue of what kind of a treat should follow annual general meetings (AGMs) of shareholders of listed companies remains unresolved. In the past, companies would commonly lay out buffet
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      Lock icon New ‘normal’ at AGMs provides food for thought
      986 7  -  Shareholders must not take what was essentially a form of appreciation by companies to be an obligation now AGM WATCH By Tan Effie taneffie@sph.com.sg Singapore AUSTERITY seems to be the name of the game at the current season’s Annual General Meetings (AGMs),
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      Lock icon China completes rollout of VAT scheme
      358 7 Reuters Beijing CHINA has rolled out a val-ue-added tax (VAT) system across all industries that previously had a business tax, in the most ambitious overhaul of its tax regime in three decades. The world’s second-largest economy is stumbling through its slowest growth in a
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  • COMPANIES & MARKETS
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      Lock icon How boards can add value to startups and their CEOs
      907 8  -  Open communication is key, with a good balance struck between the two power centres. BOARDROOM MATTERS By Eugene Wong ~The writer is a member of the Governing Council of the Singapore Institute of Directors. IT IS well known throughout the
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      Lock icon Italy banking rescue fund set to take over Popolare Vicenza
      372 8 Bloomberg Milan ITALY’S government-orchestrat-ed banking rescue fund will buy most of the shares in Banca Popolare di Vicenza SpA’s 1.5 bil-lion-euro (S$2.3 billion) capital increase through an initial public offering after institutional investors showed little interest. Investors offered to buy
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      Lock icon Decent performance by most SGX-listed companies so far
      1394 9  -  67 of 76 firms that released Q1 results as at Friday posted profits, but combined group earnings are down 11% y-o-y By Claire Huang huangjy@sph.com.sg @ClaireHuangBT Singapore COMPANIES listed on Singapore Exchange (SGX) have put on a fairly decent showing for the
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      Lock icon Director activity falls; buybacks stay low
      1762 12  -  Trading is mixed with significant trades on both the buying and selling sides INSIDE MARKETS By Robert Halili ~The writer is managing director, Asia Insider Limited THE director activity fell after trading flat for two straight weeks based on filings on Singapore Exchange (SGX)
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      Lock icon COMMODITY FUTURES
      193 13 Apr-29 Price Net change change Last Trade Agricultural Apr-29 CBOT Soybeans (US cents/bu) 1021.00 3.00 0.29% 13/05/2016 CBOT Soybean Oil (US cents/lb) 32.88 -0.17 -0.51% 13/05/2016 CBOT Wheat (US cents/bu) 478.00 2.50 0.53% 13/05/2016 Apr-29 LIFFE Cocoa (£/tonne) 2313.00 44.00 1.94% 13/05/2016 LIFFE Coffee (US$/tonne) 1556.00 14.00 0.91%
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      Lock icon PALM OIL
      57 13 Apr 29 KLCE PALM FUTURES (RM/MT) Delivery Opening Sett Av Vol Open Month Range Price Price High Low Done Position May 16 2560.0 2572.0 2574.0 2545.0 1071 4570 Jun 16 2570.0 2593.0 2607.0 2570.0 4741 ***** Jul 16 2574.0 2593.0 2609.0 2570.0 ***** ***** Aug 16 2563.0 2582.0
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      Lock icon GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
      69 13 Apr 29 GOVERNMENT BONDS Period Issue Coupon Maturity Close Day's code rate Bid High Low 2-Year N*****0T 0.500 01-Apr-18 99.01 99.03 99.03 5-Year NX*****X 2.250 01-Jun-21 103.13 103.38 103.25 10-Year NX*****Z 2.375 01-Jun-25 103.12 103.38 103.30 15-Year NZ*****F 2.875 01-Sep-30 106.05 106.30 106.27 20-Year NZ*****V 3.375 01-Sep-33 113.08
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      Lock icon INTERBANK CURRENCY RATES
      155 13 Apr 29 Against S$ Against US$ Currencies Bid Offer Bid Offer S$/US$ to one unit of foreign currency: Australian dollar 1.0256 1.0265 0.7633 0.7638 Canadian dollar 1.0726 1.0731 0.7984 0.7983 Euro 1.5289 1.5297 1.1378 1.1382 NZ dollar 0.9351 0.9358 0.6959 0.6963 Sterling pound 1.9613 1.9622 1.4596 1.4600
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      Lock icon Straits Times Index
      5 13 Source: Bloomberg
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      Lock icon BONDS, WARRANTS, PREFERENCE SHARES
      209 13 Most active Apr 29 Prem Expiry Last Vol Conv Exer Disc Gear- Mths Company Sale +or-('000) Ratio Price ing Left STI 2850 MB ePW*****0 6.1 0.3 5225 0.0 2 Ezion Holdings W*****4 16 -2.1 4913 1 50 20 3.44 48 Rowsley Ltd W*****3 0.6 unch 3392
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      Lock icon MORGAN STANLEY CAPITAL INT’L INDICES
      377 13 In local curr In S$ In US$ dy yr dy yr dy yr Apr 29 Index Change Change Change Change Change Change World Preliminary 1249.9 -1.1 -2.2 -1.0 -5.1 -0.7 0.1 EAFE Preliminary 948.1 -1.3 -6.4 -0.6 -6.5 -0.3 -1.3 Europe Preliminary 1346.5 -1.9 -4.7
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      10 13 Source: Bloomberg Source: Bloomberg Source: Bloomberg Source: Bloomberg
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  • TOP LINE
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      Lock icon Multi-disciplinary approach works for local PR firm
      1819 10/11  -  The directors at Asia PR Werkz specialise in a wide range of areas ranging from health care and lifestyle to litigation. By Mindy Tan By Mindy Tan tan m i n dy@s p h .co m .sg @MindyTanBT Singapore WHEN most people think
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  • REAL ESTATE
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      Lock icon Berlin curbs Airbnb rentals to cool market
      749 14 Administration feels the practice is cutting into a limited property supply and driving up rents AFP Berlin BERLIN from Sunday began restricting private property rentals through Airbnb and similar on-line platforms, threatening hefty fines in a controversial move meant to keep housing affordable
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      Lock icon Sony Building to stay as office block after all
      761 14 NYT New York APARTMENTS for billionaires were all the rage in Manhattan three years ago when developer Joseph Chetrit paid US$1.1 billion for the granite-sheathed Sony Building at 550 Madison Ave. Mr Chetrit hired star architect Robert Stern to convert the
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      Lock icon Cloud hangs over US housing rebound
      1547 15 The market is better but the revival is deeply uneven, worsening divides and creating fissures WP Stockton EAST of San Francisco, beyond the Bay Area’s rabid housing market and high-tech office parks, is a different California where the air is hotter, the land is
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  • VIEWS FROM THE TOP
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      Lock icon Man-machine team-up
      5305 16 this week’s topic: How will robots, drones and other automated devices impact your industry? Albert Phuay Yong Hen Chairman and Group CEO Excelpoint Technology THE electronics and semiconductor industry will see new opportunities with robots, drones, and other automated devices. The numerous applications of these devices in almost
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  • BT-CITIBANK YOUNG INVESTORS' FORUM
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      Lock icon Tech revolution in the workplace
      2241 20/21 A landmark 2013 study by University of Oxford researchers Michael Osborne and Carl Benedikt Frey had highlighted risks to the availability of future low-skilled jobs given technological change. The two researchers were among others who published a 156-page Citi GPS report, “Technology at Work v2.0”,
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      113 20/21 GET STARTED NOW Be a young investor DO you aspire to be a successful young investor? Are you keen on taking the first step towards achieving that? The BT-Citibank Young Investors’ Forum is no typical page extracted from a financial textbook. This forum will present step-by-step guides on how to
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  • BANKING & FINANCE
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      Lock icon Buffett defends Berkshire’s investments, including Coke
      860 22 Its Q1 net income is slated to have risen 8% although operating profit probably fell 12% Reuters Omaha, Nebraska WARREN Buffett on Saturday defended several of Berkshire Hathaway Inc’s larger or struggling investments, including Coca-Cola and the BNSF railroad. Speaking to tens of thousands
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      Lock icon AIG raises HK$9.68b from selling stake in China insurer
      406 22 Reuters Hong Kong AMERICAN International Group (AIG) has raised HK$9.68 billion (S$1.68 billion) by selling a large chunk of its stake in China’s PICC Property and Casualty Co (PICC P&C) in a block deal, IFR reported on Sunday. AIG sold about
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  • ENERGY & COMMODITIES
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      Lock icon Exxon, Chevron profits hit by low oil prices
      1117 23 Exxon posts its smallest quarterly profit since 1999 while Chevron reports a large loss NYT Houston THE two mightiest US oil companies don’t look so mighty any more. With oil and natural gas prices at record lows and refining profit margins weakening,
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      Lock icon Oil price bottoming depends on global growth
      529 23 Reuters Kitakyushu, Japan INTERNATIONAL Energy Agency (IEA) chief Fatih Birol said on Sunday that oil prices may have bottomed out, provided that the health of the global economy does not pose a concern. Oil prices hit 2016 highs on Friday with Brent crude
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  • TECHNOLOGY
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      Lock icon US phone database project under a cloud
      912 24 Computer code rewritten after first version is found to have been worked on by foreigners WP Washington US national security could have been jeopardised when the company building a sensitive phone-number database violated a federal requirement that only US citizens work on the
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      Lock icon Google chief sees the end of computers as physical devices
      418 24 Bloomberg San Francisco FORGET personal computer doldrums and waning smartphone demand. Google thinks computers will one day cease being physical devices. “Looking to the future, the next big step will be for the very concept of the ‘device’ to fade
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  • CONSUMER
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      Lock icon Taking on big tobacco in Indonesia
      1275 25 A coalition of mayors, health officials and anti-smoking groups scores some important victories NYT Jakarta THE densely packed houses along Yogyakarta’s Kali Code River went from drab to a riot of reds, blues, yellows and whites. Residents did not know who had paid for
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  • GOVERNMENT & ECONOMY
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      Lock icon ‘Next big thing’ for global investors is China’s bond market, says IIF
      914 26  -  Demand for financing growing as China shifts from over-heavy reliance on bank financing By Anthony Rowley btworld@sph.com.sg Tokyo CHINA’S bond market appears set to become the “next big thing” among global investors as the country’s banking sector comes
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      Lock icon German industry sees faster output growth this year despite weaker exports
      288 26 Reuters Berlin GERMAN industrial output is expected to increase at a faster pace this year despite weaker growth in exports, the BDI industry association said in its latest report, which was seen by Reuters on Sunday. Domestic demand has
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      Lock icon ‘Currency wars’: new phase with US Treasury action?
      845 27  -  Japan and China among five economies in fresh list used by Washington to monitor what it calls potentially ‘unfair’ practices in foreign exchange policy By Anthony Rowley btworld@sph.com.sg Frankfurt SO-CALLED “currency wars” appeared to have entered a new stage at the weekend
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      Lock icon Australia sees its debt peaking over 5-6 years
      437 28 It expects budget deficit to narrow over its four-year forecast horizon Bloomberg Sydney AUSTRALIA’S debt pile will stop growing within the next five or six years and then begin to shrink as the government works to balance the budget, according to Treasurer
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      Lock icon Michael Bloomberg denounces demagoguery in presidential race
      294 28 NYT New York MICHAEL Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York, denounced what he called the “demagoguery” in the Republican and Democratic Parties in a commencement speech delivered on Saturday at the University of Michigan. “In this year’s presidential election, we’ve seen more
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      Lock icon S Korea’s trade slump deepens in April
      483 29 Exports fall 11.2% and imports drop 14.9%; govt not upbeat about May Reuters Seoul SOUTH Korean exports fell at a sharper pace in April as fewer working days ate into shipments already suffering from weak global demand and low global commodity prices, and
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      Lock icon Indonesia takes aim at palm oil after forest fires
      533 29 AFP Jakarta INDONESIA is pushing to ban new palm oil operations after last year’s haze-belch-ing forest fires were partly blamed on the industry’s expansion, but producers are warning the move could hit the economy and green groups are sceptical. President Joko
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      Lock icon When hackers took world banking for a ride
      1199 30 Heist raises questions about how securely money is being moved around world NYT New York TENS of millions of dollars siphoned from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. A shadowy set of casinos in the Philippines. A large bank in Bangladesh
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      Lock icon Britons to vote against Brexit, surveys show
      675 31  -  But the leave campaign may yet win the day as it plays on migration fears By Neil Behrmann btworld@sph.com.sg London SURVEYS show the majority of UK respondents and financialmarket participants are betting the country will remain in the European Union (EU) after the
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      Lock icon ECB policymaker defends inflation target
      407 31 Reuters Frankfurt GERMANY would lose out if the European Central Bank (ECB) abandoned its inflation target while low interest rates are a boon, not just a burden, a top ECB policymaker said on Sunday, responding to a barrage of criticism from German officials. Without repeated
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      317 27 NOTICES MARITIME AND PORT AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE Notice of Disposal of Abandoned Craft Pursuant to Section 58 of the Maritime and Port Authority of Act (Cap 170A) Notice is hereby given that the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (“MPA”), in the exercise of its powers under Section 58 of
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  • TRANSPORT
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      Lock icon Art collectors quit Geneva free port storage
      1138 32 Some have moved their collections to newer rival Delaware Freeport and warehouses in London Bloomberg Geneva ART collectors have begun to pull their paintings and sculptures out of Geneva’s secretive free port storage facility as the site once again finds itself under scrutiny
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      Lock icon Future of scandal-hit Mitsubishi Motors in doubt – again
      506 32 Future of scandal-hit Mitsubishi Motors in doubt again AFP Tokyo SALES are falling off a cliff. Its reputation is in tatters. And even its top executive is talking about whether the carmaker will survive. Mitsubishi Motors’ future is hanging in the balance for the second time in a decade after
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      Lock icon Uber sues Ola in India for making fake bookings on its platform
      928 33 Uber claims Ola employees made calls, cancelled bookings; market leader denies allegations Reuters New Delhi A FLURRY of complaints from Uber drivers about an unusually high number of cancelled bookings has ignited a bitter legal fight with Ola,
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      Lock icon Aviation sector seeks EU intervention in Gibraltar airport dispute
      338 33 Reuters Brussels AVIATION industry leaders want European Union (EU) transport ministers to intervene to help settle a dispute between Britain and Spain over Gibraltar’s airport which threatens proposals to smooth travel across the bloc. The dispute over whether the territory’s airport
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  • LIFE & CULTURE
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      Lock icon Labour Day treat for migrant workers
      514 36  -  Project Chulia Street partners other groups to dish out meals for 6,000 people at dormitory By Renald Yeo yrenald@sph.com.sg Singapore FOR most of us, working at our day job is tough enough. To run a non-profit group, serving the community, is perhaps tougher still.
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      Lock icon Rosberg makes it seven F1 race wins in a row
      304 36 AFP Sochi, Russia NICO Rosberg became only the fourth driver in Formula One history to record seven successive wins when he cruised to victory ahead of Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton in Sunday’s inci-dent-filled Russian Grand Prix. The 30-year-old German started
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  • Page 36 Miscellaneous
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      325 36 CRYPTIC CROSSWORD Across 7 Talk from head of college about poetry (8) 9 Tree providing fruit, no end, east of river (6) 10 24 Down Busy type, awfully smart they’ll get put down in the pub (4,4) 11 Adds different colours to very small sign around entrance (10) 12 Composer
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