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January 1, 2009 Thursday

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Straits Times Headlines

Economy grew 1.5%, difficult year ahead

Hu calls for exchanges with Taiwan military

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An optimist's take on 2009

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Arrest order, Interpol alert for $7.9m theft suspect

Parliament sitting

Means testing of hospital patients starts today

Tenants leaving with debt unsettled

Ex-dairy boss on trial for tainted milk

Former spy acquitted of killing Indonesian rights activist

SGX boss starts foundation to donate millions

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Jan 1, 2009

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FINANCIAL markets in the following countries are closed on Thursday for the New Year public holiday:

Australia, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand. -- AFP

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Indonesia grows 6.2% in '08 9:56 PM

Madoff's stolen statue returned 11:04 PM

Cable giant, Viacom reach deal 6:57 PM

Further stimulus for Indon 12:01 PM

IBM, Ricoh strike deal? 11:37 AM

$359m sold to curb HK dollar 11:12 AM

US$4b GM loan finalised 9:14 AM

Govt could save US newspapers 9:21 AM

Asia markets closed 9:37 AM

1,600 UK retailers to go bust 9:18 AM

GMAC dept swap complete 9:02 AM

US restaurant sales dip 8:45 AM

US jobless claims dive 7:18 AM

Citi unit sold to Tata 6:48 AM

Bailout averted collapse 6:28 AM

Top Citi execs to forego bonus 6:09 AM

Wall St ends on upbeat note 6:00 AM

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Missing boy's body found

Boy with H1N1 dies

Kidnap scam bid foiled

Cabby jailed for hugging teen

Car importer charged

Flu jab side effects reported

Tobacco retailer suspended

Warning on asset bubbles

In sickness and in health...

CapitaMalls gains on debut

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1	Kampung boy bitten by unprovoked dog
2	Honest mistake: Bank should not penalise customer
3	Mum left stranded on Malaysia trip
4	Credit card promotion: No response from OCBC
5	Boom to gloom for fresh grads
6	Beer ads promote festive drinking
7	And then there were Three, or Big Four without Arsenal?
8	Shoppers confused by locked doors, poor signage
9	Scolari blasts his players for errors against Fulham
10	S'pore can learn from Netherlands

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Just too much rain

Prices for theme park

English at work is 'weird'

Floods hit Bukit Timah

Dollar's fall could ravage US

Warning on asset bubbles

Flu jab side effects reported

ST News now on iPhone

Lecturer collapses, dies

Stifling anger can kill

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