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  • COE premiums down across all categories except for motorcycles

COE premiums down across all categories except for motorcycles

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Maid who abused 90-year-old woman with dementia gets jail

Kyal Kyal Tun bit the elderly woman’s hand, choked her and slammed her against the sofa multiple times.Read More

British YouTubers Sidemen’s fried chicken chain Sides opening in Singapore on Jun 5

Marking its first international branch, Sides will serve Nashville fried chicken in the form of tenders, wings, burgers or wraps, along with nine different signature sauces. Read More

One of two caterers behind mass food poisoning incident at ByteDance office charged in court

Yunhaiyao was handed two charges under the Environmental Public Health (Food Hygiene) Regulations and the Sale of Food Act.Read More

How off-duty cop’s policing instincts helped nab two men suspected of in-flight theft

Two Chinese nationals were arrested for theft on board a plane.Read More

Jail for man who cheated 61 contractors out of S$310,000 over bogus works at commercial buildings

Arivalagan Muthusamy would pretend to represent commercial venues and ask contractors to pay a sum of money before the purported maintenance works commenced.Read More

Salon chain HairFun admits to unfair practices targeting elderly customers

In one instance, a HairFun salon in Ang Mo Kio charged a man nearly S$1,000 for a hair wash and a treatment package he had not consented to purchasing.Read More

Singapore to acquire two Malaysian-owned land plots for Woodlands Checkpoint expansion

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Industry group calls for retail lease reforms amid soaring rents, including limits for foreign tenants

The Singapore Tenants United for Fairness recommended policies to address what it calls “new and foreign players” with deep pockets and low-cost supply chains.Read More

Analysis: Are fines the most effective punishment for train disruptions?

In Singapore’s context, a key issue faced by transport operators is the trade-off between reliability and cost-effectiveness, says one expert.Read More