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- Thursday, May 17, 2012
Serial thief arrested
The 58-year-old woman was arrested in mall along Harbourfront Avenue. -AsiaOne
- $100,000 of 'Ice' seized at Woodlands Checkpoint
- Hougang by-election: No rallies on Thursday
- SSC cans Changi Motorsports Hub - for now
- Singapore Airlines to suspend services to Abu Dhabi, Athens
- Shanmugam: Stephanie will go to university if she qualifies
- Kids' club by the beach
- A boon for travellers
- Photos: Nomination Day for Hougang by-elections
- SingTel to build government cloud
MAS starts new baggage rule
Packing much easier with new luggage limits. -NST
- Protest against the Bersih rally
- Estate men identified as robbers
- Petronas blast likely caused by leak
- Harvesting belachan shrimps
- Confinement hot in the Year of Dragon
- KL and Beijing close to resolving bird's nest export issue
- Employers: Fresh graduates not suitable and are 'liabilities'
- Trader freed after 380-day ordeal in Philippines
- Polls date is anyone's guess but parties already flying banners
Trio in Central Square carpark murder now face reduced charges
The three men, all under 30, now face charges of voluntarily causing hurt and causing grievous hurt. -AsiaOne
- Serial thief arrested
- $100,000 of 'Ice' seized at Woodlands Checkpoint
- Frozen tiger parts among Thai police wildlife haul
- S.Africa seizes 10 rhino horns in arrest of Vietnamese
- Indian police probe alleged sculpture scam
- Indonesian court charges Australian over drugs
- Reckless engineer jailed for causing MBS blackout
- 9-year-old girl rescued from woman seeking revenge
- Woman narrowly escapes being swindled by con ring
Tokyo's reopened Palace Hotel aims for Michelin stars
Opening today, the hotel hopes to create several dining icons with ambitious sights on prestigious Michelin stars. -SoShiok.com
- Miracle survivor of Nepal plane crash has 'just a bruise'
- Frozen tiger parts among Thai police wildlife haul
- Indian police probe alleged sculpture scam
- Indonesian court charges Australian over drugs
- Cambodian girl killed in land row: rights groups
- Fake pig ears latest China food scandal: report
- Communist elders urge removal of China police czar
- China, Japan hold sea talks on island row
- No ties or hand-driers as S.Korea readies for hot spell
Russian textbooks to expose 'falsifications of history'
The education and science ministry this month posted a call for new teaching materials for senior classes. -AFP
- In Yemen, eating is a luxury millions struggle to afford
- Jean-Marc Ayrault becomes new French prime minister
- S.Africa seizes 10 rhino horns in arrest of Vietnamese
- Syrian army launches new raids in south, northwest
- Germany chides Austria minister's Greek comment-paper
- Philippines may buy fighters other than US
- Mladic war crimes trial opens at UN court
- Historic diamond sells for $12 million
- Madame Tussauds unveils UK queen's jubilee waxwork
Concerned about a euro exit, Greeks pull funds from banks
Greeks are withdrawing euros afraid of the prospect of rapid devaluation if the country leaves the single currency. -Reuters
- New norm brewing in private home sales
- Islamic banks urged to be 'entrepreneur-friendly'
- More graduates needed in local Islamic finance sector: expert
- Taiwan govt sets up task force to monitor stock market
- Who will win title of Singapore's most attractive employer?
- CPF members to receive 2.5 per cent interest rate
- UOB among suitors for ING Asia unit
- Is Facebook worth the bet? Doubts amid the frenzy
- India's investment loss is Asean's gain
Man United dominate Premier League fantasy team
Seven of their players were named in a fantasy team from the competition's 20 years selected by experts. -Reuters
- Football: Ferdinand set for Euro heartbreak: reports
- Man Utd's Ferguson meets Kagawa
- Vietnam athletes fail to land Olympic berths
- Lions suffer setback in 0-0 KL draw
- Skydiving best friends
- Tennis: Sharapova, Kvitova advance in windy Rome
- Noor Ali back at Geylang as coach
- Europe trip for two local starlets
- Football: Van Persie poised for Arsenal talks as City circle
Chinese netizens slam Ferrari driver as 'spoilt brat'
It's not just Singaporeans commenting about the horror Ferrari crash, Chinese netizens too are getting riled up over the news. -AsiaOne Forums
Manulife Singapore launches multi-channel branding campaign
Manulife is committed to provide solutions for their clients' most significant financial decisions. -AsiaOne
Mums find roadtrips with kids more stressful than being in the office
41 per cent of women surveyed find being in a car with their kids more stressful than being in the office. -AsiaOne
- Paltrow named face of new Hugo Boss fragrance
- British label Paul Smith to re-enter China
- A love story that sparked a fashion empire
- This dynamic mompreneur helps make 'babying' fun
- Things they don't say about childbirth
- Jacob, Sophia top US baby names in 2011
- New Robinsons flagship to open at Heeren
- She is China's most "mathematically flawless" beauty
- Felicia Chin finds S'pore men shallow, arrogant
Russian textbooks to expose 'falsifications of history'
The education and science ministry this month posted a call for new teaching materials for senior classes. -AFP
- Shanmugam: Stephanie will go to university if she qualifies
- Philippines gov't to sell school supplies, goods at discounted prices
- Malaysian Bar opposes proposal on law academy as alternative
- Time to boost English standard in Malaysian school system
- HK students kick off 27-day green tour
- Chinese art teacher wins US prize for mix of new, traditional
- 90 per cent of poly grads hired in 6 months
- Heroic teacher wakes from coma
- Direct admission for JCs and polytechnics
Glammed-up VIPs at Audi Red Carpet Night
The prequel to the Audi Fashion Festival, the evening celebrated design by awarding the winners of Audi Star Creation and unveiling the Audi R8 GT Spyder. -Plush
Love-hate relationship with budget airlines
No-frills airlines are appealing for the most basic of reasons: wallet-friendly prices and an incredibly extensive flight network. But it comes at a cost of comfort and convenience - which you may even have to pay for. Do you love or hate them? -Lonely Planet
Tokyo's reopened Palace Hotel aims for Michelin stars
Opening today, the hotel hopes to create several dining icons with ambitious sights on prestigious Michelin stars. -SoShiok.com
- Fake pig ears latest China food scandal: report
- All-you-can-eat lobsters and oysters
- Cooling Cheng Tng - who has the best?
- Singapore sea farm produces plump oysters
- Award-winning Waku Ghin begins Friday lunch service
- Optimise health and taste at Raw & Fusion Food Week
- Rabbit removed from Todai's menu after protests
- Celebs, start your eateries!
China Mobile in talks with Apple over iPhone
The talks are over plans to offer the popular iPhone to its users in the Asian nation. -AFP
- Facebook co-founder Saverin to stay in Singapore
- Japan firm unveils gesture controlling device
- Dog, nappy and football found in Australian croc
- China, Japan, US to witness 'ring' solar eclipse
- 'Government cloud' to be deployed by year's end
- Study: 8 in 10 watch online videos in a month
- Crowds throng Funan for Diablo III
- Amazon set to debut Kindle with built-in light
- 3 in 5 here admit using pirated software
Mums find roadtrips with kids more stressful than being in the office
41 per cent of women surveyed find being in a car with their kids more stressful than being in the office. - AsiaOne
Mum makes touching video on son born with no eyes
A mother, whose son was born with a rare form of cleft palate that has left him blind, has inspired millions with an inspiring video revealing their daily struggles. -YourHealth
- Role models honoured at healthcare awards
- Free public workouts at Raffles Place
- I'm moving on for my sons, says eye-gouging victim
- He's special, able and moving people
- Athletes' sudden deaths expose big knowledge gaps
- Health by numbers: A statistician's challenge
- Economic growth sows unhappiness in China: Study
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