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Chua Sock Koong

(SingTel Group CEO)
Ms Chua Sock Koong, 52, was appointed Group CEO of Singapore Telecommunications Limited (SingTel) on 1 April 2007.  She oversees SingTel’s three key businesses - Singapore, Australia and International.  Prior to this, she was the Deputy Group CEO from October 2006 to March 2007. 

Sock Koong joined SingTel in June 1989 as Treasurer.  In April 1999, she was promoted to Chief Financial Officer (CFO), responsible for the Group’s financial functions, including treasury, tax, insurance, risk management and capital management.   In addition, she managed a diverse range of portfolios – from corporate development, company secretariat and legal to corporate communications and investor relations. 

In February 2006, Sock Koong was appointed as Group CFO and CEO International, responsible for the key drivers of SingTel’s international business – Strategic Investments and NCS, the IT business arm.  Besides overseeing the Group Information Systems and SingTel’s regional associates, she was responsible for driving strategic acquisitions and international business. 

Sock Koong sits on the Boards of Bharti Airtel Limited, Bharti Telecom Limited and key subsidiaries of the SingTel Group.  She is also a member of the Singapore Management University (SMU) Board of Trustees, the Casino Regulatory Authority, the Public Service Commission and the Corporate Governance Council of the Monetary Authority of Singapore. She is a former Board member of JTC Corporation.

Sock Koong holds a Bachelor of Accountancy (First Class Honours) from the University of Singapore and is a Certified Public Accountant and Chartered Financial Analyst.



pharoah88      ( Date: 27-Jul-2010 14:42) Posted:



SUNDAY TIMES   25th JULY 2010

think 33

A PEOPLE's  CEO

SingTel group CEO believes managers who are not good with people cannot deliver the goods

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28-Jul-2010 12:28 SMRT   /   SMRT       Go to Message
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李敖无人

niuyear      ( Date: 27-Jul-2010 14:11) Posted:

 

每个人都 无知,无耻 , 无情

李敖 样样 都不是,因为他不是 人!!!

他是 ??   (你说他像什么?)



pharoah88      ( Date: 27-Jul-2010 13:08) Posted:

 

李敖 人种  

新加坡人无知 

台湾人无耻 

香港人无情



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28-Jul-2010 12:24 Genting Sing   /   GenSp starts to move up again       Go to Message
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TROHS
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28-Jul-2010 12:17 Genting Sing   /   GenSp starts to move up again       Go to Message
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Almost 1m people visited S’pore last month

SINGAPORE

Visitors from Indonesia (214,000), Malaysia (93,000), India (83,000), Australia (75,000) and China (69,000) accounted for more than half of the arrivals last month.

Fourteen of the 15 top markets also registered positive yearon- year growth last month. China, Malaysia and Hong Kong registered the highest growth out of the top 15 markets.

The STB said hotels’ average occupancy rate posted a 12.3-percentage- point increase to reach 88 per cent. The average room rate increased by 22.7 per cent to reach an estimate of $219 last month.— Visitor arrivals registered 26.7 per cent growth to reach 950,000 last month, the highest recorded for the month ever. It is also the seventh consecutive month of record visitor arrivals, said the Singapore Tourism Board (STB).

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28-Jul-2010 12:05 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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TEACH  NOTHING

LEARN  MOST



pharoah88      ( Date: 28-Jul-2010 12:03) Posted:



TEACH  LESS

LEARN  MORE

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TEACH  LESS

LEARN  MORE
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28-Jul-2010 12:00 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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This is THE  TRUTH   THE  FACT  THE  EVIDENCE ? ? ? ?

that  ALL THE TEACHINGS

HAVE  NO  EFFECT  ON

STUDENTS'  LEARNING  ? ? ? ?



lawcheemeng      ( Date: 28-Jul-2010 11:37) Posted:

hehehe..... all of  them went to primary school attending the same lesson....given by the same teacher in the same enviroment at the same time.......but during class test ...some get high score some get lower leh.........hehehe........

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28-Jul-2010 11:57 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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‘Time to take a proactive

approach to business continuity’

Given nature of security threats today,

‘fundamental shift’ in outlook needed: Jayakumar

IMELDA SAAD

imelda@mediacorp.com.sg

SINGAPORE

Yesterday, Coordinating Minister for National Security S Jayakumar told a gathering of about 700 business leaders that a “fundamental shift” in outlook is needed and they “cannot simply carry on with ‘business-as-usual’”, given the nature of security threats today.

Acts of terror can come not only from a few extremists wearing suicide vests but from a few key strokes on the computer — a ‘weapon of mass disruption’.

Coordinating Minister for National Security and Senior Minister S Jayakumar

nOte:  1st Minister dOesn't knOw Or cannOt  cOOrdinate ? ? ? ?— Two-thirds of businesses here have encountered cyber attacks in the past year. Yet, since the Singapore Business Federation (SBF) launched its Business Continuity Management Programme in December 2008, only 60-odd companies have begun the process of being certified.

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28-Jul-2010 11:48 Others   /   GIC and Temasek       Go to Message
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TEMASEK in $272 million

LandBanking venture in MEXICO

MEXICO CITY

The joint venture, which will be formally launched in the third quarter of this year, will evaluate opportunities arising from the demand for affordable planned housing as Mexico’s middle-income population grows, Temasek said in a statement late yesterday.

Based in the central Mexican state of Queretaro, IMDI is a leading developer of land in the country. Temasek did not say what its share of the venture would be and how much it would contribute.

Mr Lorenzo Gonzalez Bosco, Temasek’s Managing Director, Investments, Mexico, said: “Mexico’s transforming economy provides opportunities for Temasek to expand its investments in sectors such as real estate. The rising middle-income population also provides a foundation for Mexico’s long-term growth.”

Mr Benito Bucay, board member of IMDI, said the company shared similar investment principles with Temasek and looked to develop long-term business relationships.

Temasek holds a diversified $186 billion portfolio as at March 31 this year, concentrated principally in Singapore,

Asia and the emerging economies. About 11 per cent of its holdings are in real estate, life sciences and consumer products.— Singapore investment company Temasek Holdings has reached an agreement with Mexico’s Impulsora Mexicana de Desarrollos Inmobiliarios (IMDI) to set up a US$200 million ($272 million) joint venture to pursue landbanking opportunities in the North American country.

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28-Jul-2010 11:30 Informatics   /   Road to recovery in next 1-2 years       Go to Message
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MARKET  FEARS  PEAK

? ? ? ?

 
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28-Jul-2010 11:27 Informatics   /   Road to recovery in next 1-2 years       Go to Message
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investors and traders are LUKE WARM  ? ? ? ?

and  dId  nOt   bUy  as mUch  ? ? ? ?

 



jovenus      ( Date: 28-Jul-2010 08:50) Posted:

The 9.59% is just till 23th Jul ( Friday)  

would  be more stake if included  26&27th

22 Jul Bought 26M shares out of 30M traded
23 Jul Bought 39M out of 59M traded (nett 9.59%)
26 Jul Bought ? ? out of 42.5M 
27 Jul Bought ?? out of 69.9M

Today ?



victorf      ( Date: 28-Jul-2010 01:19) Posted:



Peter Lim bought the counter again....based on volume, the counter is not even can be considered speculative if you consider the buy transaction from Peter Lim just on a single day...sweep almost 80% of the volume...and this is GENUINE BUY AND HOLD....it will be interesting if he carry on to accumulate the shares (now near 10%)....a potential takeover fight between two billionaires will bode well for the price....think Berjaya will need to react soon if there is further buy from Peter Lim ....  good luck :)

 

1. Date of change of Deemed Interest 23-07-2010  
 


2. The change in the percentage level From 6.48 % To 9.59 %
 


3. Circumstance(s) giving rise to the interest or change in interest Open Market Purchase  
  # Please specify details
Open market purchase by Kestrel Capital Partnes Pte Ltd.  
 


4. A statement of whether the change in the percentage level is the result of a transaction or a series of transactions:
The change in the percentage level is the result of a series of transactions.  
 
 


>> PART IV
 


1. Holdings of Substantial Shareholder , including direct and deemed interest :
 


Direct
Deemed
No. of shares held before the change 0   81,520,000  
As a percentage of issued share capital 0 % 6.48 %
No. of shares held after the change 0   120,720,000  
As a percentage of issued share capital 0 % 9.59 %


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                   3800

                  3040

             2980

        2650

2430
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28-Jul-2010 11:18 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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L E G E N D:

- BUY  ON  DiP

- NEUTRAL

- sEll  IntO  STRENGTH



victorf      ( Date: 28-Jul-2010 10:01) Posted:



Market will decide the direction within two weeks...we are not sure now how it will move (it may break previous high of 3040 to retouch 3800 or it will dip till 2650 or 2430)....not sure and waiting for Market to decide as Market is always Right!!! hence "NEUTRAL".....when we call for "BUY ON DIP" since May 26th, we are very sure of the movement....but not now as Market has not decided the movement....remember one of the fundamental rule of trading

Rule 1: Never Lose Money

Rule 2: Never Lose Money

Rule 3: Never Lose Money

If you are not sure, how to ensure you stick to the fundamental rule....but do not be too bearish or bullish now as still NEUTRAL....good luck :)

 

NB: For benefit of some, we have three call category namely "SELL INTO STRENGTH", "NEUTRAL" and "BUY ON DIP"

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M D i S

IS  THE TRUE  EDUCATION  LEADER IN SINGAPORE

As it makes  TONS of MONEY

it  does  NOT want to LIST
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M D i S

IS  THE TRUE  EDUCATION  LEADER IN SINGAPORE

As it makes  TONS of MONEY

it  does  NOT want to LIST
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SPUR to give way to more ‘targeted’ measures

SINGAPORE

The skills training scheme that was rolled out as a buffer against the economic downturn is making way for more “targeted measures” in line with the economic restructuring and productivity drive ahead, Manpower Minister Gan Kim Yong said.

Details of some of these measures were announced yesterday as the Government’s $2.5-billion, five-year Continuing Education and Training (CET) plans now begin to take shape.

A “major priority” will be to make professionals, managers, executives and technicians (PMETs) a key focal group of the CET strategy.

Mr Gan said: “Historically, our CET investment has focused on rank-and-file workers. Today, PMETs make up slightly more than half of the workforce, and the proportion is increasing. They’re often the key drivers of value creation in enterprises, but they’re also at risk of having their skills becoming obsolete.”

And so there will be more CET offerings for PMETs once

SPUR ends, with 300 courses now available for them under the existing programme.

The new funding rates and absentee payroll support for employers will be scaled down, though, from Dec 1.

PMETs will have 50 per cent of their course fees funded and capped at $15 an hour, down from 90 per cent and a maximum of $30 an hour for Spur-approved courses.

Courses for rank-and-file workers will be subsidised up to 80 per cent, from 90 per cent now.

The absentee payroll component will be capped at $4.50 an hour, down from a maximum of $10 an hour.

“The revised funding rates continue to provide generous subsidies so that both employers and workers can tap on training to upskill and upgrade for the future,” Mr Gan said. The Minister, who was at a precision engineering Workforce Skills Qualification diploma graduation ceremony at Singapore Polytechnic, added that CET efforts will focus on such “outcome-based certifiable training programmes”, which means universities and polytechnics here will play a key role.

For now, the Workforce Development Agency (WDA) is introducing the new Productivity Initiatives in Services and Manufacturing to help companies in both manufacturing and services.

Mr Gan said the aim of these classes and seminars is to help 1,000 managers and supervisors pick up useful tools and know-how to drive productivity efforts within their companies.

Some of these can be customised to suit different industries, such as aerospace, generic manufacturing, retail and electronics. This programme for PMETs will cost $3 million over two years.

As for rank-and-file workers, especially the more vulnerable low-wage and low-skilled workers, efforts to upgrade their skills will continue, assured Mr Gan.

There will be no change to course funding under the $190-million Workfare Training Support Scheme, which was launched four weeks ago. About 400,000 workers are expected to be eligible for the scheme.

In comparison, about 251,000 workers had completed or were undergoing SPUR training between December 2008 and last month.          

So far, 64,000 job seekers have found jobs under SPUR.

Mr Gan summed up the “significant impact” of the programme with these numbers: Seven in 10 individuals who found jobs after Spur courses felt that the training had been useful. Six in 10 companies said their workers’ productivity had improved after they attended the training.

“Spur has served its purpose,” he said.
— It’s official. After reviewing the Skills Programme for Upgrading and Resilience (SPUR), the Government has decided to stick to the phase-out of the two-year programme by November.

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28-Jul-2010 10:18 Fixed Deposits   /   SGD Cash Deposit       Go to Message
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Using  EXCHANGE  RATE 

to  CONTROL  INFLATION

is  a  FLAWED  CONCEPT



EXCHANGE  RATE 

can  ONLY  TRY  TO  CONTROL

EXTERNAL  INFLATION



HIGH  INTEREST  RATE

is  THE  ONLY  CONTROL

on  INTERNAL  INFLATION



LOW  INTEREST  RATE

is  THE  PRIMARY  DRIVER

for  INTERNAL  INFLATION



INTERNAL  INFLATION

IMPOVERISHES  the  CONSUMERS

ESPECIALLY  THE 

- FIXED  DEPOSIT SAVERS

- RETIREES

- UNEMPLOYED

- LOW INCOME EARNERS

   
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Jul 27, 2010

Indian Central Bank Raises Key Rate, Growth Outlook


The Reserve Bank of India Tuesday RAISED its Key iNTEREST Rates for the FOURTH Time this year to CURB  SURGiNG  iNFLATiON.

The central bank also lifted its economic growth and inflation outlook. Full Article
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ALL  because Of

PETER LiM  ? ? ? ?

thOse  whO  bOught  at  its  HiGHEST

ALL  DiED  Of  OVER BLEEDiNG  ? ? ? ?
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Image: Giant catfish

THAILAND  MEKONG GIANT CATFISH  9 Feet  645 Pounds

World's Largest FRESH WATER FISH
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