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MILLIONS of dollars have been poured into helping Singapore's service sectors go the extra mile.

But if anything, they seem to be going backwards, as customers, both here and overseas, voice growing unhappiness with the products and services they are getting.

Tourist arrivals rise at last

Star golfers ready for action

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Chinese culture a hard sell

New mall at Marina Bay by end of 2010

BUSY worker bees at Raffles Place will have a new hive to fill from next year with the opening of a link mall at the upcoming Marina Bay Financial Centre.

Pay double for fast, smooth rides? Sure

Fees at 3 ERP gantries higher from Monday

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The invisible hearing device

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Bilateral talks dominate giants' meet

NEW DELHI: Talks between China and India over a border dispute and other issues overshadowed their trilateral meeting in Bangalore with Russia.

Tension in PAS will likely linger

PKR's woes deepen with resignation of Sabah V-P

Cracks in MCA unity plan

Spanner in the works

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Karzai rejects call to fire 'biased' election chief

KABUL: Afghan President Hamid Karzai rejected a demand from his rival in a presidential run-off to dismiss the country's top election official, setting the stage for a new confrontation. This comes as United States President Barack Obama pledged not to 'rush' a decision about whether or not to send extra troops to the country.

Aussie coast under threat

US paper circulation takes a big hit

We lost track of time, pilots say

Palestinians reeling from water shortage

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Out-of-the-box ideas to remake S'pore economy

RADICAL ideas to remake Singapore's economy flew thick and fast yesterday at a seminar, which was willing to think the unthinkable to position the country for a new economic era.

Metro seeks to expand reach into suburbs

Temasek, GIC trim stakes in India's ICICI

US may extend tax break for home buyers

Global crunch drives McDonald's out of Iceland

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Top students offer new promise for China

I WAS recently in China and met some very ambitious and intellectually curious students from some of its best universities. They came from different academic disciplines but shared a keen interest in Chinese traditional values.

Go clean more than green

The summit of low expectations

Repressive? Our people know better

Rudd keeps eye on issue of asylum

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Minding the gap between THE PINK & THE BLUE

IF YOU are a Singapore citizen, you have the right to vote, visit 150 countries without a visa on your red passport, and receive a slew of tax reliefs and a cornucopia of subsidies.

Balancing needs of both camps

Your Insights

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That winning feel

THERE was a lightness of step about Phil Mickelson as he strolled into the press conference at Sentosa Golf Club yesterday.

Scott aims to silence naysayers

Event details

Almost like the real thing

YOG 'an elite sport event'

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Citizens need 'feel good' factor

I COMPLIMENT Mr Zakir Hussain for Saturday's Insight article, 'Minding the gap between the pink and the blue', which handled an ultra sensitive topic objectively.

PRs face a permanent disadvantage

Shell: We worked hard for smooth event execution

Broad-based medical training will stay: MOH

Forum Online

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Movie money

If you have $200,000 to spare, you could buy yourself a piece of the Hollywood dream. Singapore-based Indonesian businessman Eddy Syahputra, 35, has done that. The owner of two skincare product companies invested over $200,000 with a Los Angeles-based film-maker who is making a biopic of convicted Wall Street trader Bernie Madoff.

Trouble on the double

Pluck of the Irish

Twisted 3-D treat

short cuts

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