Floods, a Collision, Now Lightning? More Singapore Rail Woes

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Floods, a Collision, Now Lightning? More Singapore Rail Woes

A SMRT employee walks past one of the two trains that collided at a train station in Singapore on Nov. 15. Photographer: Toh TingWei/AFP via Getty Images. Singapore's beleaguered rail system can't catch a break. Days after a software glitch caused a train collision that injured more than 30 people,
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Keystone XL Pipeline Faces Last Major Regulatory Hurdle

A Nebraska regulator is set to decide whether to approve the proposed route of the long-delayed Keystone XL oil pipeline through the state.
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A Condition for Cambridge Analytica's Partner in Brazil: No Extremists

It makes partnerships with local political strategists to “maximize the impact” of their respective expertise, the company in London said in an e-mail to Bloomberg. In Brazil, the agreement with Ponte Estrategia “isn't exclusive but we are not working with anyone else, and they would be our preferred
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Malaysia's Social Accounting Matrix launched

PETALING JAYA: The Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM) yesterday launched the inaugural report on Malaysia's Social Accounting Matrix (SAM). It said in a statement that SAM is a detailed framework that portrays comprehensive data for a particular year and it integrates the economic and social
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Black Friday offers a wide-range of shopping experiences

Black Friday shoppers last year at West Towne Mall peruse an array of sale promotions during the annual nationwide retail event. For the second year in a row, the mall will be closed on Thanksgiving.
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