Abigail Ng
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Around 100 businesses caught buying fake reviews in largest probe by Singapore's competition watchdog (opens the original)
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In the first phase of the investigation, 45 businesses that admitted to purchasing bogus reviews from the sole director of digital marketing firm Reputifly will have to apologise publicly and commit to removing such reviews. SINGAPORE: Ranging from restaurants to hair salons, 45 businesses will be required to apologise publicly after admitting to purchasing bogus reviews from a supplier to boost their online ratings, Singapore’s competition watchdog said on Wednesday (Sep 30). These companies ha
Sold for S$5 per post: Inside the persistent scourge of fake positive reviews online (opens the original)
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CNA found six businesses that have commissioned two suppliers to solicit fake reviews to improve their online presence, including a law firm, funeral home and a private investigator. SINGAPORE: When choosing where to eat or which vendor to hire, opting for a business rated five stars on Google over a four-star competitor seems like an obvious choice. But for anyone reading the actual reviews closely, some of the testimonials appear unrealistic and contrived – anonymous users raving about the pro
CDL to divest S$6 billion over 3 years, CEO pledges 'unwavering focus' on execution of new strategy (opens the original)
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If completed, the divestments would represent around one-sixth of the company's existing assets. SINGAPORE: City Developments Limited's (CDL) refreshed strategy for the next three years will see the group targeting to sell S$6 billion (US$4.7 billion) worth of assets to unlock value, with chief executive Sherman Kwek promising "unwavering focus" on strong execution of the roadmap. With Mr Kwek noting that CDL has S$36 billion of assets on its balance sheet, the planned divestment will represent
NUS academics distance themselves from study on civil servants' home purchases near unannounced MRT stations (opens the original)
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The two professors say they have asked the authors to have their names removed from the paper’s acknowledgements. SINGAPORE: Two National University of Singapore (NUS) professors Ivan Png and Jessica Pan said on Tuesday (Sep 15) they knew nothing of a working paper alleging "informed trading by civil servants" and have asked the authors to remove their names from its acknowledgements. Two other NUS academics named in the paper, Sumit Agarwal and Wenlan Qian, referred CNA to the authors. A fifth
Government to study quality of life indicators, wary of KPIs that ‘drive the wrong behaviour’: Chan Chun Sing (opens the original)
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Mr Chan also responded to MP suggestions during the debate on political salaries, such as providing clearer targets to ascertain the effectiveness of political leadership. SINGAPORE: Singapore’s government will look into how it can broaden indicators on the quality of life in the country, but does not want to set the wrong goals that may “drive the wrong behaviour”, said Coordinating Minister for Public Services Chan Chun Sing on Thursday (Sep 10). He was speaking in parliament during a debate o
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