Top 5 stories for Thursday, 12 September 2013
Here are today's top five stories in case you missed them.
S$848 for ‘low cost’ iPhone 5C in Singapore
Apple’s new low-cost iPhone 5C will go on sale for S$848 with no contract, according to newly released prices on Apple Singapore’s website. This comes a day after the two new models were unveiled in the US. The top-end model iPhone 5S will go for S$988. Local telcos have yet to release subsidised pricing list for the new iPhones.
http://sg.news.yahoo.com/s-848-for-%E2%80%98low-cost%E2%80%99-iphone-5c-in-singapore-033521818.html
Little dog in China ‘Huang Huang’ searches buses every day for missing owner
A small yellow mongrel in China – nicknamed “Huang Huang” by bus drivers – has become a viral sensation after it's been seen searching for its missing owner at a bus stop for the past 16 days since Monday, according to South China Morning Post (SCMP).
http://sg.news.yahoo.com/blogs/what-is-buzzing/little-dog-china-huang-huang-searches-buses-every-020226070.html
Singapore announces lending curbs amid Asian household debt concerns
Singapore announced new rules to cap credit card and other forms of unsecured lending by banks, amid growing concerns about rising household debt in Asia. The continent has seen consumer debt levels rise sharply in recent years due to low interest rates and aggressive lending by banks.
http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/singapore-announces-lending-curbs-amid-095835268.html
The Biggest Office Interruptions Are...
Face-to-face interruptions account for one-third of intrusions compared to emails or phone calls, which employees feel freer to defer or ignore. This is based on a 2011 study in the journal Organization Studies. Other research data published earlier this year links frequent interruptions to higher rates of exhaustion, stress-induced ailments and a doubling of error rates.
http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/biggest-office-interruptions-224100453.html
Former Gombak footballer Adrian Dhanaraj passes away
Former S League footballer Adrian Dhanaraj, 29, has sadly passed away on Wednesday night after a hard-fought battle against cancer. The player, who had his birthday just last week, was diagnosed late last year with stage two of Hodgkin's lymphoma, which is a cancer of the lymph nodes, forcing him to take a break from football.
http://sg.sports.yahoo.com/news/former-gombak-footballer-adrian-dhanaraj-passes-away-022000216--spt.html