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3....2....1.....SOLD!!! :eek::eek::eek:

1. Why did TC collect so much more money than they required? 2. The lame excuse of investing in a bid to beat inflation. Did they understood economic? Didn't they know that by locking the money that was necessary for the people here and now means devaluing them in the future? 3. Did Dr Teo...

I have reservation about him (was with NTUC Income and became vocal only after his retirement) just like I had reservation about our late Mr Ong Teng Cheong. However the late Mr Ong didn't disappoint me and given that with such strigent requirement, we will be shoved with just any Tom Dick or...

is this interview for real? I seem to be unable to read the whole detail at wayang blog

Perhap Mr Teo can enlighten me as to why a cleaning and management biz ended up being a major shareholder of a listed electronic/manufactuering company. How it it ended up so? Averaging punting? Who on earth did the TC seek to end up so?

it came a little too late. DBS had announced the retrenchment. Nothing was said. DBS said that the whole retrenchment takes 2 days and the "critisize" came only on the 2nd day late aftrnoon. The war was over liao!!!!

living in the past

I really doubt so....you can't gauge anything when our option of EP is either Tom, Dick or Harry

it's nothing, compared to the US$300 million (exchange rate was much higher than)

With DBS-Triple Happiness in the loom, we should see a sell down

ouch....that hurts

yes...true. I still cannot make out why the TC had become an investment arm when they are just suppose to be maintaining the estate

This picture depict the mystical Lake Anotatta at the foot of Mount Meru in the Himalayas. According to the legend, the four sacred rivers of India flow out of this lake through the spout in a form of a lion, a horse, an elephant and a bull. They circle the lake twenty four times before flowing...

Inside the first cave is a reclining image of the Buddha making the first cave a bit cramped. The painting on the wall are faded and obscured by centuries of smoke from oil lamps and incense.

Some of these painting done in the 18 century. Notice that there were only 4 colours being used in the painting (Black, White, Red & Yellow). Blue colour are very rare and expensive and only the kings could affor them

Dambulla Cave Temple. Although this picture looks great, the centre of attraction is not this but the caves on the mountain top. Dambulla is a huge granite hummock surrounding the countryside. This place was inhabited by monks for at least 2000 years and was known in ancient time as...

But how could I resist taking photos? This cave temple has a diorama depicting the various punishments inflected in hell. Doesn't this remind you of Hwa Par Villa in Pasir Panjang?

Day 3 - Kandy => Sigiriya Aluvihara Rock Temple On our way to Sigiriya, we stopped at this place call Aluvihara Rock Temple.There are several caves at this site having inscriptions on the cave rocks dating 2nd BC. Today, these cave are sheltering temples dating from early 19th century...

Cannon Ball Tree Large fruit that has the size and shape of a cannonball. A definite eye catcher, the cannonball fruits grow en masse from stalks surrounding the trunk of the large tree. This tree is common even in Singapore. The flower gives off a very sweet fragrance, however there's...

Tembusu - Fabraea Fragrans A symmetrical Ornamental tree indigenous to the Malaya where it is extensively used for ornament and avenubs. This tree here is trimmed once a year to maintain the conical shape.