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This is a sad news for shoppers. With effect from 1st June 2016, DBS CapitaCard will be discontinued. https://www.dbs.com.sg/personal/cards/credit-cards/dbs-capitacard-visa-platinum-card Remb to cash out all the cash rebate and exchange the points with vouchers before 30 Apr. And those who always got use the privileged parking it will be cease on 31 May 2016 Not a shopper thou. Just to share for those who got affected.

MediaCorp to discontinue TV Mobile from next year Channel NewsAsia - Tuesday, December 15Send IM Story Print SINGAPORE: MediaCorp will discontinue TV Mobile, the free

Just came back from servicing and was told Opel stop using Vectra. Vectra will be change to another name. My ride will be antique soon

AA members no longer entitled to 5% discount by end of this month when using Shell so I have to apply for shell card or switch to another brand. Which petrol company offer the best discount and privileges at the moment.

Read in the ST today 12/01/05 that GM is thinking of doing this? Can't find the article online....does anybody have more info? was wif a friend who booked a 93 recently

January 11, 2005 DETROIT -- Saab remains a valuable brand for General Motors, the head of the carmaker's European division said on Tuesday, dismissing a newspaper report that the Swedish unit's future might be in doubt. "Saab is an important brand for General Motors. It is the only entry premium brand globally, it is one of the few global brands we have, it is almost 100 percent conquest sales for General Motors. So it is of very high importance for us," GM Europe Chairman Fritz Henderson told reporters at the North American International Auto Show. But he added that GM was looking for ways to improve performance at Saab, in part by expanding its product range. "Having a two-product global brand is not a recipe for success," Henderson said. Henderson said GM Europe would announce in the first quarter whether it will build its next-generation mid-size car at a Saab plant in Sweden or at an Opel plant in Germany. He declined to say which plant had the inside track for the job. He also said GM was looking at ways to make future production more flexible, perhaps by building some European brand cars in North America. "You do that typically when you look at new products and new architectures. I think over time we will do more of that. I have been asked the question before: do you have to build all Saabs in Sweden? The answer is no. You can build Opels in Sweden, too," Henderson said. On other subjects, he said GM was reviewing its options for introducing diesel motors to its Cadillac cars in Europe, where diesel is much more popular than in the U.S. market. "Buying one from BMW is an option. It's not the only one," he said.