Temasek and Transparency
Will a new CEO bring change amid tough markets? Singapore's state-owned investment fund Temasek announced a change in leadership last week to a non-Singaporean CEO. We hope his appointment heralds a new era of openness. Temasek manages public monies, yet much of what it does is hidden from the public it aims to serve. Its stated...
Will our BIG Ms follow CITI CEO’s example to take a salary of $ 1?
By Eugene Yeo The PAP leaders had always proclaimed themselves as "financial gurus" comparable to the likes of Warren Buffett and George Soros in Wall Street deserving of the highest salaries pegged at market rates. Singaporeans have been told again and again that we have to pay them salaries commensurating with their "capabilities"...
Clamp down on internet will breed more adversarial netizens
By Fang Zhi Yuan Judging from recent remarks made by PAP MPs in Parliament and veiled warnings given by the police through the media, it appears that the establishment is feeling riled and uncomfortable by the apparent rising anti-establishment sentiment on the internet. Internet chatter lampooning and ridiculing government...
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