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Tuesday, May 13, 2008
SINGAPORE    » more
• New retirement age for SBS Transit bus drivers set at 65 years
• More secondary schools to offer direct admission
• No reports of S'poreans hurt in China quake
• Sun, sea and art
• Jail for maid who moonlighted as loan shark
• Clan for Sichuanese rallies to help China quake victims
• 300 S'porean tourists stranded after Sichuan quake: reports
• HFMD cases down, but EV71 infection still rising
• Molester gets 2 years, 8 strokes
• S'pore offers to help to China's earthquake disaster
 
BUSINESS    » more
• Aisan stocks close higher
• SIA Q4 profit falls 21%, beats forecast
• S'pore's CapitaLand says 2 China malls closed after quake
• M'sia seeking extra 300,000 tonnes rice
• STI higher at midday
• Trading suspended in 66 Chinese firms after deadly quake
• Morgan Stanley, rivals raise billions for infrastructure projects
• Wachovia says cutting fixed-income jobs
• Japan's Pioneer to cut 2,000 jobs: report
• STI opens higher
 
MALAYSIA    » more
• MCA SNOOP SQUAD: Liow and Wee named as Ka Ting's hitmen
• MCA SNOOP SQUAD: Chua: My name top of hit list
• Shorter addresses on the internet
• A Mother's Day appeal - release my Uthayakumar
• Cops shoot dead robbers
• Businessman accused of trafficking in Thai women faces 15 years' jail, fine
• M'sian govt announces RM725mil rice subsidy
• More stringent rules for events in PD
• Shock over doc's high dosage prescription for boy
• Stricter rules for beach parties
 
TECH    » more
• SingTel mobile users rise to 185m at end-March
• Shorter addresses on the internet
• HBO seen selling shows on Apple's iTunes
• Google offers to imbue all websites with social networking
• Blackberry beats iPhone to 3G punch
• Official iPhone launch 'no big deal'
• Google offers to imbue all websites with social networking
• Microsoft software gives free tours of space
• Study links air pollution, blood clots in veins
 
ASIA    » more
• Witness in Chengdu: 'Swaying went on for 1 1/2 minutes'
• Typhoon downgraded as it passes by Japan
• Quake strikes off Indonesia's Aceh province
• Australian jailed over drugs in Indonesia
• Indonesia, EU meet to lift flight ban
• Sharif's party quits Pakistan cabinet
• Free seats at AirAsia
• China: no foreign rescue teams please
• Bodies line the streets as quake town's agony laid bare
• Breakdown of casualties in China quake
 
HEALTH    » more
• Children and poisons
• Being breast-fed may lower breast cancer risk
• Human touch helps stroke survivors regain mobility
• Moderate drinking may lower hip fracture risk
• Viagra may help heart in muscular dystrophy
 
WORLD    » more
• Taleban ban TV in Afghan province
• British city plans business parking levy
• Murder hunt after man killed on London's Oxford Street
• Asian antiquities expert indicted in US probe
• US 'ready to help' China after quake: Bush
• NY man sues US airline over flight spent in toilet
• NY man sues US airline over flight spent in toilet
• Former US official claims Iraq corruption sham
• Costa Rica plants more trees to become carbon neutral
• Obama friend, fundraiser on trial for corruption in US
 
CRIME    » more
• Australian jailed over drugs in Indonesia
• Jail for maid who moonlighted as loan shark
• Murder hunt after man killed on London's Oxford Street
• Molester gets 2 years, 8 strokes
• Aussie driver straps in beer, instead of child
• Asian antiquities expert indicted in US probe
• Pub owner fined for violating licence
• Man jailed for filming woman's upskirt with handphone
• Security firm fined for not providing armed guards to transport cash
• Physiotherapist gets 15 months, caning for molest
 
SPORTS    » more
• Squash: David rises to occasion as she regains British title
 
SHOWBIZ    » more
• Father of Malawian boy backs Madonna adption bid
• Actor Farina apologises for arrest with gun
• 'Sex And The City' has world premiere in London
• Hollywood actors, studios clash over Internet clips
 
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