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SBF launches Singapore Emission Factors Registry as ‘single source of truth’ for localised emissions data
With SEFR, local firms will no longer have to rely on registries from overseas. Instead, they can access over 200 emissions factors that have already been calculated with Singapore in mind.
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Meet the 9 CFOs on Fortune’s 2024 Most Powerful Women list
Her previous roles at Temasek include heading financial services and senior managing director for China investments. She was at UBS AG before joining Temasek</ ...
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Bride's family asked for RMB 500,000 in bride price Contrary to popular beliefs, many couples in China are unable to afford to get married. With the exception of rural villages, those in the cities mostly asked for hundreds of thousands in bride price (聘礼/彩礼). According to our techie who has been in China for over a decade, the bride ...
Featured Articles. Supporting Chee Soon Juan's café I refer to The Independent Singapore’s news, “Singaporeans urged to support Chee Soon Juan's café despite their political preferences” (July 16). The underlying objective of doing any business is to ensure it is viable and profitable.
Untold Hard Truths From Around The World. Columnists. A – H. Abdul Gafoor; Abdul Malik; Alex Tan; Amanda Lian; Andy Lim; Apolitical
Chinese villagers living on cliffs In the Liangshan Mountains of Sichuan Province in China, there is a small isolated village on a cliff 1,400 meters above sea level. This is the village of Atuler, known as the Cliff Village with 72 families who has been living there for almost 200 years.
Time for a review and repeal of the Sedition Act OPINION Speaking after a eight day mission in Singapore, UN racism expert Mr Githu Muigai questioned the relevance of the Sedition Act in today's Singapore, noting that the situation is different down compared to 45 years ago when Singapore faced the threat of racial riots.
Written by Our Correspondent Two days after The Temasek Review reported on the gigantic losses suffered by GIC in a New York city property project Stuyvesant Town, the Straits Times has little choice but to follow suit with a watered-down version on 11 January 2010.
From our Correspondent [Read our latest rebuttal to Mr Geoffrey Pereira's second article on 13 November 2009 here] It was revealed by Straits Times journalist Mr Geoffrey Pereira that 25 SPH employees were "caught" surfing Temasek Review using its computers during a period of three days.
Untold Hard Truths From Around The World. Columnists. A – H. Abdul Gafoor; Abdul Malik; Alex Tan; Amanda Lian; Andy Lim; Apolitical
The Voice of Singaporeans for Singapore. Chinese; Columnists. A – H. Abdul Gafoor; Abdul Malik; Alex Tan; Amanda Lian; Andy Lim
The Unspoken Hard Truths About Singapore. Chinese; Columnists. A – H. Abdul Gafoor; Abdul Malik; Alex Tan; Amanda Lian; Andy Lim
