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Monday, May 05, 2008


SINGAPORE » more

•	Hearing impaired can now SMS for ambulance


•	Asian Civilisation Museum's founding director to retire


•	S'pore offers humanitarian aid to Myanmar


•	10 preschools reopen, but new HFMD cases remain high


•	What is it about men...


•	64 ...& still in step


•	33 ...& trying to impress


•	10 years on, ...and still nothing for women


•	Coroner rules boy's drowning as misadventure


•	The real and the fake


BUSINESS » more

•	Asian stocks hit 4-month highs, cheered by US data


•	STI closes slightly higher


•	Consortium to bid for S'pore's ultra high-speed broadband network


•	SGX banks on derivatives growth


•	UBS may cut 8,000 jobs


•	China looks inward as US demand slows


•	Marine, offshore SMEs off to Houston to suss out business opportunities


•	Investors eye Yahoo's alternatives to Microsoft


•	STI opens higher


•	Japanese market closed for public holiday


MALAYSIA » more

•	Malaysia drops idea of travel restriction for women


•	More Middle East tourists expected


•	30 lost in Botanical Park forest found early today


•	MAS: No plans to introduce everyday low fare outside Asean


•	Five states agree to longer maternity leave


•	Nasimuddin 'kept illness a secret'


•	Final farewell for Naza group chairman


•	M'sian Catholics win right to challenge 'Allah' ban


•	South-bound train services likely to resume today


•	M'sian PM to consumers: Change lifestyle, be prudent


TECH » more

•	"Grand Theft Auto" simplifies song purchasing


•	Investors eye Yahoo's alternatives to Microsoft


•	Cell phones top South Korean kids' gift list


ASIA » more

•	Myanmar cyclone death toll reaches 3,969: state television


•	Chair-sniffing Aussie politician keeps his seat


•	Beijing latest victim of China virus outbreak: state media


•	Agencies rush emergency aid to Myanmar cyclone victims


•	Taiwan prosecutors probe secret diplomacy flap


•	Indonesia names two surveyors to check rice exports


•	Asean can weather global economic woes: secretary general


•	Tay Za: Junta links prove lucrative for Myanmar tycoon


•	Crepes suspected in HK school's food poisoning outbreak


•	Thousands left homeless in Myanmar by killer cyclone, says UN


HEALTH » more

•	More than one use for Viagra


•	Jump into the pool for gentler workouts


•	Cilostazol may be safer than aspirin post-stroke


•	Do peanuts trigger allergies?


WORLD » more

•	Bush remarks on food crisis spark anger in India


•	650 cruise passengers forced to abandon ship


•	The swearing chef


•	Bintan casino plan waiting for a green light from Jakarta


•	Italians seek damages over Web tax uproar


•	Mexico finds 84 illegal immigrants hidden in truck


•	Democrat Obama gains after denouncing pastor


•	Rotting rice being sold in Africa


•	Best Western participates in 15th Arabian Travel Market (ATM) held in Dubai


•	May Day tourists bring hope to West China tourism industry


CRIME » more

•	Elderly woman robbed


•	Incest suspect refuses to leave cell: prison chief


•	Engineer jailed 3 weeks for hitting maid with rolling pin


•	Illegal peddler jailed 10 months for selling 6 packets of cigarettes


•	'Peeper' beaten to death


•	Lawyer says Austrian incest father 'a broken man'


SPORTS » more

•	Footballs: Fans' backing won't turn Thaksin admits Sven


•	Football: Lehmann's departure signals start of close-season revolution at Arsenal


SHOWBIZ » more

•	Bollywood director plans film on murdered UK girl


•	Soccer-Ronaldo "ashamed" over transvestite incident

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