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Body of a man with clenched fist found in Kallang River
Headlines from today's Chinese evening papers. -AsiaOne

Sun, Jan 16, 2011
AsiaOne
Headlines from today's Chinese evening papers:
SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS
  • Body of a man with clenched fist found in Kallang River
  • Giant advertises in the newspapers that a carton of beer is sold for $14, but then refuses to sell to the customers who flock to the supermarket, as it is a printing error and the correct price should be $52
  • Restaurant charges $2,000 for a plate of yusheng meant for 10 persons
  • Getai singer marries a temple medium and uses the deity float as their bridal car
  • Jack Neo appears at a getai for 10 minutes to stump for the new movie The Ghosts Must Be Crazy, but the response from the audience is poor
  • Maid survives a ninth-storey fall at Bukit Panjang
  • Some officer workers prefer to eat in the canteens at the universities as the foods are cheaper and there are more varieties
  • Man who sues Singapore Pools for what he claims is his prize money of $930,000 has lost the lawsuit
  • Couple quarrel at the side of the road early morning after the man wants to break up with the woman
  • Man falls dead from the 14th storey
  • Nude artist has stopped his act as he has fallen ill
  • Elderly man who sleeps at the void deck claims that his mother-in-law bars him from the house until 8pm
  • Sales of Rolls Royce up three times in Singapore last year due to the improving economy
  • Art critic: Works by Singapore artists sell well in the international market, but not in Singapore, as the galleries in Singapore do not know how to market their works
  • China woman who works as a receptionist says she was fired after three months at work as she does not know how to smile
  • Singapore suspends eggs imports from South Korea due to an outbreak of bird flu in the country
  • Divorced couples:
    • Man forces his ex-wife to sell the house and threatens to find men to beat up her if she does not do so
    • Man seeks custody of his daughter after his ex-wife takes the daughter to live with her boyfriend, but the judge turns down his application
LIANHE WANBAO
  • Bus driver keeps a masseuse as his mistress, but she has another boyfriend and punches the driver in public when he demands that she returns all the money he has spent on her
  • Thief caught on CCTV using six old chairs to swap with 10 new chairs placed outside the coffee shop
  • Singaporean woman who flies to Britain with her British husband and their children may be forced to leave the country after she applies for a tourist visa instead of a long-term residency permit
  • Death fall of a China singer: Pregnant owner of a steamboat eatery provides free accommodation for her family who have come to claim her body
  • (HK) Khoo Teck Puat's grandchildren fighting over their mother's assets in Hong Kong
  • Lead: Poor response to the launch of some new property items today as the cooling measures take effect
  • Car rental firms say more than 90 per cent of their cars have been snapped up during the Chinese New Year period
  • 29-year-old woman who attempts suicide on Thursday has low IQ and was abandoned by her parents when she was four months old
  • Five-year-old girl reaches early puberty after her mother discovers a lump near her chest
  • Man makes a video of his autistic daughter singing and uploads it online
  • MP Cynthia Phua discovers that some parents are sending their Primary One children to tuition even though school has just begun two weeks ago
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Such news are selling the paper these days.
Change our professionalism to cater for our customers.

SPH's Q1 profit drops 29%
By Jo-ann Huang | Posted: 14 January 2011 2359 hrs

SINGAPORE : Media company Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) posted a 29 per cent drop in its first quarter net profit because of a sharp fall in operating revenue from its property business.

SPH said it made a net profit of S$102.3 million for the first quarter ended November 30 last year, down from S$144.7 million in the same quarter of the previous financial year.

Operating revenue fell by 10 per cent to S$318.7 million as the revenue from its property business plunged 63 per cent to S$36.8 million.

The company said lower earnings were due to the cessation of profits from Sky @ Eleven, an SPH-owned residential property, which received its temporary occupancy permit in June last year.

As a result, the company's recurring earnings fell 27 per cent to S$116.3 million, a drop of S$43 million from the corresponding quarter.

SPH's newspaper and magazine segments raked in S$265.5 million in revenues, up 9.2 per cent or S$22.3 million on-year.

Print advertisement revenues grew by S$23.9 million or 13.1 per cent on-year to S$206.3 million, driven by display and recruitment advertisements, while circulation revenue fell by S$1.1 million or 2.1 per cent due to fewer copies sold.


Rental income from SPH's other property, Paragon, grew by S$7.5 million or 26.1 per cent, due partly to rental revisions and increased floor area from facade enhancement.

Earnings per share for the quarter fell to 6 cents, from 9 cents in the same period the previous year.

Looking ahead, SPH said the Singapore economy is likely to grow at a modest pace, but will remain vulnerable to downside risks that prevail in several advanced economies.

SPH chief executive officer Alan Chan said advertisement revenue will continue to track the domestic economy.

The group is sanguine on its Paragon shopping mall property. SPH said it will continue to refresh Paragon's retail experience and attract top international brand names. The mall will remain a steady source of income for the group.

Stores in the lower levels of SPH's newest retail property, Clementi Mall, are now open and full tenancy commitment is expected upon its official opening in April this year, the group said.

- CNA
 
Five-year-old boy hit in the face repeatedly by classmate

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Five-year-old boy hit in the face repeatedly by classmate
'Plastic surgeon takes my nude photos' and other headlines from the Chinese evening dailies. -AsiaOne

Wed, Jan 19, 2011
AsiaOne
Headlines from Chinese evening dailies:
SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS
  • Singapore's Edison Chen sentenced to 50 months in jail
  • 17-year-old girl: Plastic surgeon takes my nude photos
  • McDonald's donates $80,000 to the ST Pocket Money Fund after no one wins the top prize of its Monopoly Game
  • Paul the Octopus to be cremated soon
  • 55-year-old woman prefers to sleep in the corridor as she finds the HDB flat "stifling"
  • Government approves the building of a new North-South Expressway which will link Toa Payoh to Sembawang
  • IDA received 91 complaints of weak cellphone signals last year
  • Weak 3G signals in the MRT tunnels will be rectified soon
  • Bald man wears a dress and high heels on the MRT train
  • Man in his 80s suffers head injury after falling from the bus staircases
  • JetStar launches a new flight to Hangzhou which costs $98 for a one-way ticket
  • MOE sets aside $45 million to raise the mother tongue teaching
  • 42-year-old woman claims that she was a sex slave of an elderly man for two years
  • NTUC plans to help more than 50,000 workers raise their income this year
  • RWS employees can join the union from today
  • Singapore woman plans to adopt a nine-year-old girl from China, but her "brother" in China demands S$8,000 in fees
  • Tussle over fake artworks: Female chief exective's husband stresses that he was misled into buying the paintings
  • Prices of melon seeds and other tidbits up by 40 per cent during this Chinese New Year
  • Cooking teacher bakes rabbit-shape pineapple tarts due to the coming Year of the Rabbit
  • Aunties and uncles flock to the bank for the hongbao packets
  • Royston Tan: Government officials told me in 2002 that my movie 15 promotes violence and said there are no street gangs in Singapore
  • Carpark attendant takes off his uniform to to challenge a driver to a fight over a summon
  • Five-year-old boy hit in the face repeatedly by a classmate, but the kindergarten takes no further action
LIANHE WANBAO
  • Foreign worker dies in a traffic accident; he plans to use the lunchtime hours to remit money back home
  • Local maid agencies raise the monthly salary of the Indonesian maids to $450
  • Lion and dragon dance troupes say their business has increased by 15 per cent this year
  • Car Club spends $19 million to buy 238 new cars as it expects more people to share the use of the cars due to rising COE prices
  • Foreign worker died in his sleep in his dormitory
  • Divorced man jailed four weeks for punching his wife in the eye in front of a police post
  • Man jailed two years and four months for stabbing a friend over debts
  • Parents are worried that their children will have worse writing ability when they can use the computers to key in their answers during exams
  • Readers willing to help the Bishan mother and daughter who are in financial difficulties
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