Singapore

recently, publishing and printing in 2000. As a very much admired blue-chip counter listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange (SSE), F&N ranks as one of the oldest, most established and successful companies in the region armed with an impressive array of renowned brands enjoying strong market leadership in each of their own areas. Although its business is much longer and better entrenched in Singapore and Malaysia (with its brands achieving household statuses), its market reach is nevertheless so…

rights, some are superior to others. Arguably, this is reflected in the legislative definitions of animals in various jurisdictions. Non-human animals are distinguished from human animals , such as in s 2 of the Animal and Birds Act (“ABA”) of Singapore. This is similarly reflected in the animal welfare legislations of Malaysia, Australia and the United Kingdom (“UK”). 2. It is precisely because of the apparent subordinate position of animals that animal rights, established through animal…

When choosing what countries to compare and contrast I chose, Honduras for my developing country and Singapore for my developed country. I decided to discuss crime rates and issues between both countries. Honduras has the highest murder rate in the world, according to U.S passports and international travel. Singapore has one of the lowest crime rates in the world. I thought it would be interesting to learn why both these countries are so far apart when it comes to crime rates. Honduras is…

more important in contributing to the exclusion of Singapore from Malaysia’s statehood, and that Malaysia’s Malay-oriented nationhood had existed even before the 1969 race riots, this essay will attempt to counter these arguments and show how the race riots remained fundamentally important in the making of the Malaysian…

It is a country that has and always been resource-scarce. This is supported by an online article published by marketmogul which mentions “Singapore has few natural resources. There are no metals on the island and coal, oil and natural gas in very limited supply; even water is considered “scarce”” (Gray. T). It has limited natural resources available just to suffice for the necessity of its…

2. Positioning Pop-up Gallery would be differentiate from art fairs in Singapore through the fact that Pop-up Gallery does not have a specific location. This would be the unique selling point of the event, audience would not expect the event to happen at any specific location. This would increase the curiosity of the audience…

Dual citizenship is defined as “the status of an individual who is a citizen of two or more nations” (Merriam-Webster, n.d.). Different countries have different rules and regulations about granting citizenship to individuals. Countries like India, Singapore and Saudi Arabia do not recognize dual citizenship at all. Other countries such as Australia, Bangladesh and Iraq allow dual citizenship with certain restrictions. One example is Pakistan. The restriction is that dual citizenship only applies…

different cultures, highlighting how Singapore is a multiracial country, a fusion of cultures due to its immigrant past. Although my grandmother would dismiss expatriates from other countries as “waiguoren” or foreigners, our ancestors were “waiguoren” too. Straits Chinese traders, coolies from Java and merchants from India flocked to Singapore to search for a better life during our colonial days. No matter where these foreign workers and immigrants were from, Singapore let them in. Fast…

The benefit of it is tax liability deduction. The only requirement for DEI is that significant economic benefits must be generated by Wal-Mart in Singapore. Investment Allowance is also a tax incentive. It is a capital allowance to reduce the costs of equipments that either apply new technology or increase the efficiency of the operations. If Wal-Mart needs to buy any types of equipment that is never…

Personal History Statement Growing up in two different cultures (Singapore and the United States) has highlighted for me the socially-constructed and culturally-dependent nature of gender roles and attitudes. For example, one of the starkest contrasts that I observed was the way that my mother was treated in Singapore versus the U.S. She was unable to be employed while my family lived there, and constantly had to go through my dad to get anything done (e.g., repair men would wait around until…