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Anonymous

11 Sep 2020

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Why did Changi Airport Group Chairman Liew Mun Leong step down? Was it due to SIA's latest job cuts?

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Wrong Sean

11 Sep 2020

You may need to read the newspaper headlines for the past week.

On a very curious court case.

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