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November 27, 2008 Thursday

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Straits Times Headlines

Protesters wreak chaos

Somchai refuses to give in

Inside

New elections won't resolve Thai woes

View Points

Packed and ready but nowhere to go

Tourists trapped

Thai tourism dealt multiple blows

Three nations suggest delaying Asean Summit

Chiang Mai man killed, several hurt in clashes

Tourism dips for 5th straight month

He raped his 2 daughters and fathered 7 children **

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Nov 27, 2008

STI closes 0.61% lower

SINGAPORE shares closed flat on Thursday with the benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) down 0.61 points, or 0.04 per cent, at 1,710.52.

Up to 1.15 billion shares exchanged hands.

Gainers beat losers 252 to 152.

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World markets advance 11:27 PM

US interbank lending rates up 11:10 PM

Oct money supply stable: ECB 11:20 PM

'Crisis has cost US$5 trillion' 8:37 PM

Taiwan to expand stimulus 8:18 PM

Panasonic cuts profit forecast 7:07 PM

Japan carmakers cut more jobs 7:04 PM

S.Korea posts record surplus 6:48 PM

EU confidence hits 23-yr low 6:37 PM

Ex-UBS execs return $88m 5:02 PM

Macquarie to cut Asia jobs? 4:45 PM

Oil falls near US$53 4:40 PM

Nokia to pull out of Japan 4:26 PM

Sharp teams up with Enel 3:48 PM

Rate cut may hurt car sales 3:53 PM

Help is on the way 2:47 PM

China's downturn deepens 4:10 PM

Opec could slash output 1:47 PM

Attacks new blow to India 8:22 PM

STI closes 0.61% lower 5:28 PM

Markets buoyed by boosters 5:31 PM

Ex-UBS execs to forgo pay 6:00 AM

US stocks on winning streak 6:00 AM

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2	Naked photo triggers outrage
3	3 malls not so hip anymore
4	Man falls to his death
5	Studying at airport 'unique'
6	S'pore's top hawker centre
7	Pregnant women sacked
8	Fatal fall caught on TV
9	$7,500 for chance at love
10	Risks in property market

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1	Civil service to cut pay
2	Two town councils reviewing investments
3	No thanks: Why commuter hasn't taken a train in two years
4	Sun finally sets on British Empire... at Tanglin Club
5	Appalled by 'obsessive' study habits
6	DBS Bank defends retrenchment
7	Failed products: Why clients were misled
8	Plain and simple, mercy killing is wrong
9	Why Singapore's political system works
10	'Altantuya never met Najib'

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