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For all rock music fans : Slash (rock guitarist) playing in Sunway Lagoon, Malaysia on 14 February 2015. This concert will feature rocker Myles Kennedy who some say sing better than All Rose. Details : http://galaxy.com.my/index.php?view=event&ref=194&lang=en The difficulty will be on how to convince the wife/gf to let you go on Valentine's Day.

A man has been video-ed down by a passerby around Block 409 Choa Chu Kang Avenue 3 on the 29th of Sept 2020 brandishing a knife in a carpark. Someway into the video posted by ROADS.sg, we can see that the guy with knife, suddenly slashing himself on his own forearm after shouting at the other guy who was holding a pipe or something similar. Upon seeing the man with the knife slashing himself, the other man dropped his weapon and tried to stop him from causing more hurt. Based on what netizens from various sources wrote, the man who tried to stop the guy with the knife happened to be just a brave passerby. Police are aware of this case and investigations are ongoing. It is unknown how the lady who had blood on her face is related to the case.

si geena very hiong

3km, 4 minutes, 16 injured, 3 deads.... young men slashed passengers on Taipei MRT this afternoon... 台北地铁砍人事件致3死8伤 醉酒嫌犯被捕(图) 2014年05月21日17:22 中国新闻网 我有话说(708人参与) 收藏本文 取自“中央社”/受伤网友供图 江子翠站入口处/TVBS资料画面 　　中新网5月21日电 据台湾TVBS新闻台报道台北地铁江子翠站21日下午发生随机砍人事件目前已造成3人死亡8人受伤。 　　据报道警方逮到一名浑身酒气的男子但因他意识不清还没办法对案情进行厘清。 (原标题台媒台北地铁随机砍人事件致3死8伤(图))

Just saw from sgcarmart and checked their online price list, it seems that they slashed the price for all the HONDA models even though COE is going up. How come? think it's hard to be true? Some other sales strategy? Last time their list price much higher but they will give discount like >10K when you buy. At this new price, they still giving discount or that's it and no more discount? Any bros went their showroom recently and what is the real price now? Same as their price in sgcarmart or even lower?

http://digital.asiaone.com/Digital/Feature...12-173047.html#

The British govt care for their people..what about ours? but 15% GST is still

Source: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/afp.../346712/1/.html Citigroup to slash US$400b in assets Posted: 09 May 2008 2310 hrs NEW YORK : Citigroup, the US bank hardest hit by the sub-prime mortgage crisis, said Friday it plans to slash its assets by some 400 billion dollars over the next two to three years. The banking giant made the disclosure in slides posted on its website that cover the presentation it was making to investors and analysts Friday. Citigroup noted that the vast majority of the assets to be shed are within its consumer banking and securities banking operations, 63 percent and 34 percent, respectively. The assets disposal would represent about 20 percent of the company's total assets of 2.2 trillion dollars. The bank said it wanted to focus on stability and growth, citing its unique global presence and a "large footprint in (the) fastest-growing areas in the world." The financial services colossus said it was targeting net revenue growth of around 10 percent for its core operations within a two- to three-year timeframe. Citigroup broke down this outlook, saying it was targeting net revenue growth of 9.0 percent for its global wealth management business and 7.0 percent for its global credit card business. The bank also targeted revenue growth of 8.0 percent for its consumer banking business, 9.0 percent for its securities and banking business and 14 percent for its transaction services business. "The company hopes that this will allow them to put capital back in its core business, which will then increase the firm's return on equity," Briefing.com analysts wrote in a note to clients. Shares of the company, a component of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, slipped 0.08 percent to 24.28 dollars around 1514 GMT in New York. Citigroup's stock is down roughly 17.5 percent since the start of 2008. On April 18, the company posted a net loss of 5.1 billion dollars for the first quarter and said it would cut an additional 9,000 jobs as it struggles with bad bets on sub-prime, or high-risk, mortgages. It was the second quarterly loss for Citigroup, which took a total 13.9 billion dollars in write-downs for the January-March period. Citigroup is the US bank hardest hit by the sub-prime crisis that erupted in August, wreaking havoc on financial markets and leading to a credit squeeze that is stifling growth in the global economy. Citigroup has been plagued by mounting losses from sub-prime mortgage investments amid the worst US housing slump in decades. The bank has raised billions of dollars to shore up its finances, including almost seven billion dollars from a state-controlled Singapore investment fund. Its top investors include the Government of Singapore Investment Corporation Pte Ltd, the Kuwait Investment Authority, Prince Alwaleed bin Talal bin Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia and former Citigroup chief executive Sanford Weill. - AFP /ls