Few more outlets in upper floorshave been taken over by EE talentsbgd wrote: I don't go there often enough to have noticed the Russian invasion, apart from Top Five - which I've never liked because it's full of Eastern Europeans (few Russians). Any of the bars I visit the Asian girls are still in charge.
Talk about it.rajagainstthemachine wrote:can we guys do another eagles? all this talk is making me thirsty..
If I can get a head count I can ask for rates.PNGMK wrote:I'll be up for it.
Wonder if the Govt gonna open up the FT taps again?Surprisingly poor gross domestic product (GDP) figures yesterday have raised the spectre of a prolonged period of economic pain for Singapore.
Growth was just 0.6 per cent in the July to September period compared with the same quarter a year ago, according to advance estimates from the Ministry of Trade and Industry.
This was sharply lower than economists' estimates of a 1.7 per cent expansion, and the weakest rate of growth since 2009 in the wake of the global financial crisis.
The economy shrank 4.1 per cent in the third quarter compared with the preceding three months - the biggest quarter-on-quarter slump since 2012.
The fact that Singapore is in for a protracted slowdown was borne out by the sombre tone of the Monetary Authority of Singapore's (MAS) latest policy statement, also released yesterday.
MAS keeps monetary policy unchanged
The central bank said economic growth this year will be slower than previously expected, and is "not expected to pick up significantly in 2017".
Still, the MAS stood pat on its zero appreciation policy for the Singapore dollar despite the lacklustre outlook. Economists say it is keeping its powder dry for worse times ahead.
That's because the gahmen is now going to write their stories for them.Wd40 wrote:I just read news that straits times is going to fire 10% of its staff
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