Saturday, February 27, 2021

Wisdom of the Crowd - New Issues


1. Are you optimistic about Singapore's economic future after the panemic?
2. Does Singapore need mayors to look after the community development councils?

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Anonymous said...

Life is difficult.

February 27, 2021 10:33 PM
Anonymous said...

DBS spokesperson said that it will use the payouts to continue hiring amid the economic downturn.
We are committed not only to protecting jobs but also creating new ones,” said a DBS spokesperson.
DBS full-year 2020 net profit at SGD 4.72 billion, operating profit before allowances at record despite headwinds from Covid-19 and lower rates |


Finding himself in financial need and wanting to "support his pregnant wife", a taxi driver stole 30 grocery vouchers that were placed in open letterboxes.
R Mohan, 54, was jailed for five days on Thursday (Mar 4) after pleading guilty to one count of theft. A second charge was considered in sentencing.


Citi Singapore has returned payouts under the Jobs Support Scheme (JSS) and will decline future payments from the Government under the scheme.
"Giving back the JSS funding means that individuals, families and companies who have a far greater need for assistance can benefit from it," said a Citi spokesperson on Thursday (May 21) in response to CNA's queries.


OCBC's net profit for the third quarter of 2020 was S$1.03 billion ($760 million), up 41 percent from the previous quarter's S$730 million and 12 percent lower compared to a year ago, according to financial results .
The Overseas-Chinese Banking Corp (OCBC) also plans to use the JSS payouts to create new jobs and improve existing positions.
published by the bank on Thursday.


Eight men and six women aged between 16 and 67 were among those arrested for allegedly stealing the Budget 2020 grocery vouchers from letterboxes at Housing Board blocks islandwide.


Examples.

The difference in dispersing public funds.

March 06, 2021 7:52 AM

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