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(Aug 7): Singapore Airlines just picked a fight with Emirates in a grab for India’s international travellers, and a slice of one the world’s fastest-growing aviation markets.

SINGAPORE (July 8): “Large organisations respond to leadership, not administrative heads and not managers but leaders, and Iacocca was a brilliant leader.” — Long-time car industry executive Bob Lutz, describing his mentor Lee Iacocca, who led Ford,

SINGAPORE (Apr 29): “I suggest you build and not just buy. You are more likely to win the race this way.” — Manpower Minister Josephine Teo, urging financial institutions to invest more in training their workforce.

HONG KONG (June 20): China doesn’t import enough from the US to match Donald Trump’s tariffs dollar for dollar, but President Xi Jinping can still squeeze American companies in other ways in retaliation.

LONDON/SINGAPORE (April 2): Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc said it will accelerate a program to install redesigned blades on some of its Trent 1000 engines, after early wear forced Singapore Airlines Ltd. to ground two 787 aircraft using the turbines.

SINGAPORE (Jan 17): ST Engineering says its aerospace arm, ST Aerospace, has secured new contracts worth about $510 million in 4Q17, which brings the total to $2.8 billion for FY17.

SAN FRANCISCO (Dec 22): Investors saddled in 2017 with the market’s worst performers, including Under Armour and General Electric, may do well to remember as December draws to an end that lumps of coal sometimes turn into diamonds.

SINGAPORE (Oct 24): Singapore Airlines has formally signed a firm order with Boeing for 20 777-9s and 19 787-10s valued at US$13.8 billion ($18.9 billion).

SINGAPORE (Aug 31): Boeing will be introducing Asia-Pacific’s 737 MAX 8 simulator at its Singapore campus to increase flight training capability.

SINGAPORE (July 27): For decades, Singapore and Hong Kong have reigned supreme: as key transit points connecting travelers in Asia to and from the rest of the world. But now, a US$1 trillion global airport spree is threatening the status quo.