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Singapore Is Not An Island◎Bilahari Kausikan
Straits Times Press
$28.00
Government in Business - Friend Or Foe? Finding Entry & Exit Points◎Lim Hwee Hua
Straits Times Press
$36.00
Malaysia & Singapore: The Land Reclamation Case◎Cheong Koon Hean, Tommy Koh, Lionel Yee
Straits Times Press
$28.00
Close Watch : A Nation's Resolve To Secure Singapore◎Ben Nadarajan
Straits Times Press
$18.00
Can Singapore Survive? (New Updated Version)◎Kishore Mahbubani
Straits Times Press
$39.00
America: A Singapore Perspective◎Tommy Koh, Saljit Singh (Editors)
Straits Times Press
$33.00
Men in White◎Sonny Yap, Leong Weng Kam, Richard Lim (English)
Straits Times Press
$45.00
Lee Kuan Yew: A Life In Pictures◎The Straits Times Team (Editors)
Straits Times Press
$72.00
Proudly Singaporean◎Alain Vandenborre
Straits Times Press
$28.00
雅意：新加坡華文報藏書畫擷珍 (From Gifts to Treasures: The Chinese Media Group Art Collection)◎黃向京（簡體）
Straits Times Press
$85.00
世事任君談——報人生涯一得之愚（Media, Culture and Current Affairs - From An Editor’s Desk）◎林任君（簡體）
Straits Times Press
$33.00
50+ Things to Love About Singapore (paperback) ◎Edited by Susan Long
Straits Times Press
$23.00
點智慧9◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）
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點智慧8◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）
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點智慧7◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）
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點智慧5◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）
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點智慧2◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）
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點智慧14◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）
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點智慧13◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）
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點智慧10◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）
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$14.00
點智慧·漫畫8◎梁銘恩
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$14.00
一個客家女子的新加坡故事◎李瑋玲（簡體）
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$35.00
Retire Smart: Financial Planning Made Easy◎Lorna Tan
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$29.00
More Talk Money◎Lorna Tan
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$24.00
Money Smart: Own Your Financial Destiny◎Lorna Tan
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$29.00
Market Smart: How to Grow your Wealth in an Uncertain World◎Goh Eng Yeow
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$23.00
Entrepreneurs' Blueprint◎Claudine Lim And Kathleen Yao
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$24.00
Doing Good Better: Choices and Paradigms in the Social Ecosystem◎Willie Cheng
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$39.00
Singapore Is Not An Island◎Bilahari Kausikan
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Singapore Is Not An Island◎Bilahari Kausikan

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As a small country in Southeast Asia seeking to survive and prosper, Singapore cannot be ordinary. It must be extraordinary. Herein lies the central challenge for Singapore in every area, including foreign policy. This book is a compilation of essays and public speeches by Bilahari Kausikan over the last 25 years. A frank and passionate assessment of the geopolitical realities to date, and the uncertainties that have emerged. It is for anyone interested to know about protecting Singapore’s interests, nicely or otherwise, in a rapidly changing and complex world. 

About the Author

Bilahari P S Kausikan is a veteran Singapore diplomat who retired in 2013, after serving in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) for 32 years. He was Second Permanent Secretary and subsequently Permanent Secretary of MFA from 2001 to 2013. He is now Ambassador-at-Large. Bilahari is known nationally and internationally for his strategic analyses, and has a following in international foreign policy circles. He has also established a reputation in social media circles, especially among young Singaporeans. 

Government in Business - Friend Or Foe? Finding Entry & Exit Points◎Lim Hwee Hua
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Government in Business - Friend Or Foe? Finding Entry & Exit Points◎Lim Hwee Hua

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Former Member of Singapore’s Parliament and top civil servant Lim Hwee Hua has used her active role in this perennial issue to show just how complex the arguments can be.

She answers a list of recurring questions, dealing with the why, when, what and wherefore which public officials, managers of state-owned enterprises and businessmen will find useful when formulating policies, or in their dealings with one another.

The numerous examples she cites from all over the world, of governments’ dreams and nightmares, illustrate factors peculiar to particular situations, but all raise degees of risk best resolved with honesty, particularly with regard to who benefits the most from a decision to get in or out. As Lim explains, the answer can sometimes come as a shock.

Malaysia & Singapore: The Land Reclamation Case◎Cheong Koon Hean, Tommy Koh, Lionel Yee
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Malaysia & Singapore: The Land Reclamation Case◎Cheong Koon Hean, Tommy Koh, Lionel Yee

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This book tells the story of Singapore’s first experience of defending its legal rights
before an international tribunal, the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea
(ITLOS). 

The authors, who were part of the multidisciplinary and multi-agency team tasked
with presenting Singapore’s case at ITLOS, recount the facts of the reclamation
dispute and the ITLOS proceedings culminating in a pragmatic outcome, one that
paves the way for future cases of this nature to be resolved in a similar way. This
book would be of interest to students and readers of international relations,
international law and the peaceful settlement of disputes.

Close Watch : A Nation's Resolve To Secure Singapore◎Ben Nadarajan
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Close Watch : A Nation's Resolve To Secure Singapore◎Ben Nadarajan

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Close Watch documents Singapore's efforts in countering the threat of terrorism since the country was stunned by the arrests of several Jemaah Islamiyah members here following the 11 September 2001 attacks on the United States.
This book details what goes on behind the scenes as the authorities endeavour to keep the country safe from terrorist attacks. The whole-of government approach to the threat is augmented by contributions from a cross-section of society, from the private sector to religious organisations and members of the public. Together, their collective vigilance is a testimony to the whole-of-nation effort in keeping our home safe.
Can Singapore Survive? (New Updated Version)◎Kishore Mahbubani
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Can Singapore Survive? (New Updated Version)◎Kishore Mahbubani

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Mr Lee Kuan Yew once famously said “when I project myself forward 100 years for Singapore, I cannot tell you that it will exist.” As a small island city-state in what has been hitherto a turbulent region, the fundamental question of “Can Singapore Survive?” will remain an eternal dilemma for Singapore.
This is why this revised and updated edition of Kishore Mahbubani’s 2015 collection of essays is as relevant as ever. The issues addressed in the first edition remain of concern – water, transportation, carbon emissions, education, economic development, globalisation, inequality, uncertainty.
This edition covers these topics and also discusses more recent developments in 16 new essays and a new preface. Indeed, since this first edition appeared in 2015, Singapore has experienced major challenges: the passing away of Mr Lee Kuan Yew; the major Covid-19 shock; the turbulence in neighbouring countries; the rising US-China geopolitical contest.


However, the biggest danger Singapore faces is complacency. One key goal of this book is to encourage the development of such a culture of constant reflection and self-examination.

For young Singaporeans who never experienced third-world Singapore or direct contact with the great founding fathers of Singapore, these essays may provide a glimpse of the hard-headed thinking that also explains Singapore’s exceptional success over the years.

About the Author

Kishore Mahbubani has been the dean of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore since August 2004. Before that, in his distinguished 33-year career as a diplomat, he served twice as ambassador to the UN. He has published a vast array of articles in leading global journals and newspapers, such as Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, and the Financial Times, as well as four books: Can Asians Think, Beyond the Age of Innocence, The New Asian Hemisphere and The Great Convergence. He was listed by Foreign Policy as one of the top 100 global thinkers in 2010 and 2011; and by Prospect magazine as one of the top 50 global thinkers for 2014.

America: A Singapore Perspective◎Tommy Koh, Saljit Singh (Editors)
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America: A Singapore Perspective◎Tommy Koh, Saljit Singh (Editors)

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The United States of America is the largest investor in Singapore. And in 2019, it channelled more resources into the city state than what it put into both China and Japan.

That year, the value of US direct investments in Singapore was US$288 billion, or
about 4.8 per cent of US direct investments abroad. This sum exceeded the combined
value of those in China (US$116.2 billion) and Japan (US$131.8 billion), based on
data from the Office of the United States Trade Representative and the US Bureau
of Economic Analysis.

This illustrates the economic significance of the US to Singapore. Beyond that, the
US is also a very important partner of Singapore in security, education and culture.

And so, Singaporeans should learn more about the superpower, thought Professor
Tommy Koh, Singapore’s Ambassador-at-Large who had served as its Ambassador
to the United States, and Mr Daljit Singh, Visiting Senior Fellow at the ISEAS–Yusof
Ishak Institute.

They gathered 27 other writers with a good understanding of America to pen a
collection of 29 essays, America: A Singapore Perspective.

The compendium reveals insights into the various aspects of the US: its governing,
election and political systems; business and economy; defence and foreign policy;
as well as culture and culture wars.

It includes a foreword written by Ambassador-at-Large Chan Heng Chee, who had
also been Singapore’s Ambassador to the United States.

The contributors include other well-known names: Ambassador-at-Large and former
Secretary-General of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Ong Keng
Yong; former Permanent Secretary of Singapore’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs Bilahari
Kausikan; former Nominated Member of Parliament and chairman of the Singapore
Institute of International Affairs Simon Tay; Dr Chua Beng Huat, Professor in the
Department of Sociology of the National University of Singapore; as well as authors
and former journalists Gretchen Liu and Koh Buck Song.

Several journalists of The Straits Times — Vikram Khanna, Chua Mui Hoong, Lydia Lim,
Jeremy Au Yong, Nirmal Ghosh, Charissa Yong and Audrey Tan — also contributed
essays to the book.
Men in White◎Sonny Yap, Leong Weng Kam, Richard Lim (English)
Straits Times Press

Men in White◎Sonny Yap, Leong Weng Kam, Richard Lim (English)

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Men In White is the inside story of one of the world’s most successful political parties. Narrated in three parts, it is oral history spun in a journalistic mode and spiced unapologetically with anecdotes, quotes and human interest to breathe life into past events.

Three writers from The Straits Times backed by four researchers conducted some 300 interviews in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Hong Kong and China. The result is a dramatic account of the PAP – warts, blemishes and all – and of the pivotal moments in its history which changed the course of Singapore forever.

PART ONE tells how a Cambridge-educated lawyer and his anglicised associates collaborated with radical Chinese-speaking trade unionists to drive out the British colonialists and how they fought each other to the bitter end.

PART TWO captures the agonies of leadership renewal and charts the ascent of Goh Chok Tong who succeeded Lee as the second prime minister. It ends with Lee Hsien Loong taking over from Goh in 2004 and leading the party to victory in the 2006 polls.

PART THREE wraps up the PAP story by delving into the key principles that characterise Singapore governance and concludes with the intriguing poser: Will PAP outlive LKY?

Lee Kuan Yew: A Life In Pictures◎The Straits Times Team (Editors)
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Lee Kuan Yew: A Life In Pictures◎The Straits Times Team (Editors)

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This book tells the story of the man who transformed an improbable country into the thriving metropolis it is now. Selected from over 35,000 photographs from a wide range of sources, including Lee’s personal albums, it also captures private and loving moments between Lee and his wife and life-long partner Kwa Geok Choo, and the family they raised together. This pictorial is both a visual record and a celebration of his remarkable story.

Proudly Singaporean◎Alain Vandenborre
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Proudly Singaporean◎Alain Vandenborre

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Proudly Singaporean is Alain Vandenborre's powerful and thought-provoking review of the many challenges facing Singapore today, and a moving account of why he chose to become a Singapore citizen. An entrepreneur and the Executive Director and Vice-Chairman of the Singapore Venture Capital and Private Equity Association, Vandenborre has over 20 years of business and senior management experience, and he brings insight, hope and warmth to his stirring vision for the country.

雅意：新加坡華文報藏書畫擷珍 (From Gifts to Treasures: The Chinese Media Group Art Collection)◎黃向京（簡體）
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雅意：新加坡華文報藏書畫擷珍 (From Gifts to Treasures: The Chinese Media Group Art Collection)◎黃向京（簡體）

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　　新報業媒體華文媒體集團首次將多年來所得的書畫藏作加以梳理、評析，出版成書。無論贈者之情，還是報社收藏之意，皆涵雅意，加之書中採擷乃收藏的精華，因此書名為《雅意:新加坡華文報藏書畫擷珍》。

　　《雅意》從華文報收藏中精選出60幾位藝術家的近90件作品,新加坡及海外約占一半，以水墨畫居多,其他包括書法、水彩畫、油畫和陶塑。


　　More than 200 pieces of artwork, gifted mainly by local and overseas artists, have been collected during the century-long development of the Singapore Chinese press. These include Ink paintings, calligraphy, watercolours, oil paintings and ceramic sculptures gifted to Nanyang Siang Pau, Sin Chew Jit Poh, Lianhe Zaobao, Lianhe Wanbao and Shin Min Daily. They now form SPHMedia’s Chinese Media Group’s (CMG) art collection.

　　From Gifts to Treasures – The Chinese Media Group Art Collection showcases nearly 90 works by more than 60 artists; half are local artists, while the other half are from various overseas countries.

作者簡介

　　新加坡《聯合早報》資深高級記者，美術藝文與品酒專線，四方八面「咖啡座」專欄作者。專欄收錄潘正鐳主編《四方八面》，與莊布忠合著《品葡萄酒》，由早報出版。新加坡國立大學中文系榮譽學士、英國倫敦大學亞非學院社會人類學碩士。

　　Senior Correspondent on art and wine for Lianhe Zaobao. Also columnist for the paper's Si Fang Ba Mian column "kafei Zuo". Her writings included in Pan Cheng Lui's book, Si Fang Ba Mian and Chng Poh Tiong's book, Zaobao Wine Book, which she co-authored. Both books were published by Lianhe Zaobao.

　　She has a Bachelor of Arts with Honours Degree from the National University of Singapore and a Master of Arts in Social Anthropology from the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London.
世事任君談——報人生涯一得之愚（Media, Culture and Current Affairs - From An Editor’s Desk）◎林任君（簡體）
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世事任君談——報人生涯一得之愚（Media, Culture and Current Affairs - From An Editor’s Desk）◎林任君（簡體）

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　　《世事任君談——報人生涯一得之愚》不單是一位資深報人的評論總集，更折射了《聯合早報》以至新加坡媒體的發展軌跡。本書分三輯:媒體、文化、時事。「媒體輯」梳理了他在早報各個報慶的回顧與前瞻，以及在國內外多個論壇上發表演講、接受媒體專訪時，對國內外媒體的現況與發展趨勢的觀察。「文化輯」 突出了華文報與華社的共生關係，以及他對本地華文生態的關注。「時事輯」題材廣泛，內容深刻，也是他近40年新聞事業的縮影——釐清事實,打假較真，維護國家利益。


作者簡介

　　林任君1973年畢業自南洋大學的政府與公共行政學系, 1977年加入《聯合早報》前身《星洲日報》擔任翻譯員。南洋星洲兩報合併後，他先後主掌《聯合早報》國際新聞組和本地新聞採訪組，1993年出任《聯合早報》代總編輯，而後是總編輯，2015年退休前是華文報集團總編輯。他在報界38年間，領導華文報22年，於2010年獲頒「星雲真善美新聞傳播貢獻獎」。
　　此外，他曾受邀擔任一些政府部門、法定機構和民間組織的委員或董事，其中包括市區重建局、國家古蹟保留局、公共運輸理事會、國防社區聯繫諮詢理事會、生活費檢討委員會、民事服務學院、國家藝理會等，並且是中華語言文化基金遴選委員會主席。他也先後任中國北京大學世界傳媒研究中心顧問, 並在新加坡國立大學李光耀公共政策學院、南洋理工大學南洋公共管理研究生院、新躍大學文學與社會科學院，兼任客座教授。
50+ Things to Love About Singapore (paperback) ◎Edited by Susan Long
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50+ Things to Love About Singapore (paperback) ◎Edited by Susan Long

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This intimate study of the things we know and love about Singapore delves into the ironies of nanny state policies and political instincts that die-hard among rulers and ruled alike, pricey cars and real estate, a land-scarce city which prizes greenery to the point of fashioning vertical gardens. 


點智慧9◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）
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點智慧9◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）

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　　《點智慧》是《新明日報》最受歡迎的專欄。這本書精選自2017年專欄文章，分《對事篇》、《激勵篇》、《人我篇》和《自省篇》四個章節共73則文章，讓讀者在應對人生的挫折時能受到啟發，充滿正能量。
點智慧8◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）
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點智慧8◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）

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　　《點智慧8》裡的文章，精選自2016年《新明》專欄刊載；風格與過去7本相同，分列四篇章：對事篇、激勵篇、人我篇和自省篇，共70篇，讓讀者在應對人生的挫折時能受到啟發，充滿正能量。
點智慧7◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）
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點智慧7◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）

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　　《點智慧》是《新明日報》最受歡迎的專欄。《星雲大師點智慧7》精選出78則文章，分列四大篇章：對事篇、激勵篇、人我篇和自省篇，讓讀者處在人生不同階段，面對不同的人與事時，能從大師的點撥中，尋得一些感悟和啟發。
點智慧5◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）
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點智慧5◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）

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　　《點智慧》是《新明日報》最受歡迎的專欄。《星雲大師點智慧5》精選自專欄文章，分《對事篇》、《激勵篇》、《人我篇》和《自省篇》四個章節共88篇文章，裡頭不乏星雲大師對於新聞事件的智慧開示。
點智慧2◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）
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點智慧2◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）

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　　《點智慧》是《新明日報》最受歡迎的專欄。《星雲大師點智慧2》精選自專欄文章，分《對事篇》、《激勵篇》、《人我篇》和《自省篇》四個章節共81篇文章，讓大家處在人生不同階段，面對不同人與事時，得到感悟和啟發。  
點智慧14◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）
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點智慧14◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）

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　　《星雲大師點智慧14》共248頁，裡面不僅有77篇整理自星雲大師如何待人處事的開示法語的文章之外，也有原刊登在《新明日報》、「話說星雲大師：播種真善美於人間」為主題的論壇的新聞報導。
點智慧13◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）
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點智慧13◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）

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　　《點智慧》是《新明日報》最受歡迎的專欄，編輯成書的《星雲大師點智慧》系列自2000年推出，每年高踞暢銷榜了。共248頁，裡面不僅有73篇整理自星雲大師如何待人處事法語的文章之外，也有原刊登在《新明日報》、紀念大師圓寂的報導。
點智慧10◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）
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點智慧10◎星雲大師（主編：朱志偉）

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　　《點智慧》是《新明日報》最受歡迎的專欄，編輯成書的《星雲大師點智慧》系列自2000年推出，每年高踞暢銷榜了。 本書也收錄2019年在新加坡舉行的真善美頒獎禮和論壇的相關報導。

點智慧·漫畫8◎梁銘恩
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點智慧·漫畫8◎梁銘恩

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　　 以生動有趣的四格漫畫形式，帶出星雲大師所要傳達的人生智慧，適合中文程度一般的讀者。2017年推出第一輯之後廣受歡迎，打入本地書局中文書籍暢銷排行榜。2021年再次結集最新作品出版第五輯，共呈現至少88幅作品，主題圍繞在如何幫助小市民更好地緩解日常生活中的各種煩惱。 
一個客家女子的新加坡故事◎李瑋玲（簡體）
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一個客家女子的新加坡故事◎李瑋玲（簡體）

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　　出生於新加坡最顯赫家族的李瑋玲醫生，從一個女兒、醫生和愛國者的角度敘述自己的人生，並以平易近人的筆觸，探討影響新加坡人的 種種課題。此書內容凸顯了她的個性、專業、情感和執著，也反映了她 對人生、新加坡和世界、以及至親和摯友的種種觀察。書中根據不同的主題組成章節，而後記則以六篇文章概括了兩件對作者個人，甚至也對新加坡人影響至深的事件：作者父母的逝世。

（一）自我>>>個人––大熊貓的女兒•擁有唐吉訶德的傻勁•讓人受不了的精英主義•不願養尊處優•一個遵循佛法的無神論者•友情與孤獨•外在美與內在美•我是運動狂•我為什麼選擇單身•>>>家庭––歐思禮路的簡樸生活•溫馨而快樂的生日•舉家出遊•父母的愛情故事•心疼母親所受的苦•當邏輯在愛面前崩潰•我的娘惹祖母•關於顯龍的家書>>>學業和工作––父母從未給我壓力•虎媽式教育•我心目中最好的補習老師•所謂醫者仁心•醫療體系助長的歪風陋習•「人類最偉大的醫院」沒能教會我的事•醫生不該走昂貴的捷徑>>>與父親同行––與父親同行•新加坡人到中國•不忘老朋友•驀然想起淪陷歲月•經得起時間考驗的古老國度•華府寄簡

（二）國家>>>領導力––建國功臣•錢所買不到的•無名英雄•願Y世代在逆境 中成長•「萊佛士生」為何給人這般印象？•無私奉獻－我的故友巴拉吉•與眾不同並非選擇>>>國家認同感––我為什麼要留在新加坡•國慶日慶典•為什麼懷念北京和倫敦？ •不是中國人，也不是西化的華人•先是新加坡人，後是華人>>>種族與文化––Y世代和新自戀主義•讓人摸不著頭腦的取名偏好•勿落入過度「政治正確」的陷阱•真正拋開種族偏見>>>事業––選一條更有人情味的艱難道路•令人費解的判決•有尊嚴地離去•誰來關心看護者？ •醫療照護不是商品•加強管制醫師的貪婪行為•美顏與醫學醜陋的一面•我為何反對舉辦奧運會•新航空姐與性別歧視>>>教育––要有優質非精英式學前教育• 改進小六會考制度•毫不奏效的雙語政策•別執意讓孩子補習•把品格教育做好>>>外事––新加坡需要外來人才•吸引人才的錯誤方式•來自沙巴的卡達山清潔工• 善良的紐西蘭人•澳洲人比從前開明•麥克菲如何助我躲過牢獄之災•自由的另一面

後記>>>懷念母親…•懷念父親…•新加坡人的關懷感動了我•為全國各界的悲痛而感動•延續父親的精神•到托格漢諾克瀑佈公園散心•在這特別的日子說聲謝謝•沒有爸爸的國慶日慶典

作者簡介

 　　李瑋玲是李光耀和柯玉芝唯一的女兒。身為總統獎學金得主的她，在新加坡大學攻讀醫科，並於1978年考獲醫學學士和外科學士榮譽學位。 她曾在美國波士頓的哈佛大學醫學院附屬麻省總醫院和加拿大的多倫多兒童醫院，分別接受為期三年和一年的小兒神經科訓練，並於2004年至2014年間擔任新加坡國立腦神經醫學院的院長，目前是該醫學院的小兒神經科高級顧問醫生。

Retire Smart: Financial Planning Made Easy◎Lorna Tan
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Retire Smart: Financial Planning Made Easy◎Lorna Tan

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Following the success of her first two books, Talk Money and More Talk Money, financial journalist Lorna Tan is back with her third personal finance guide, this time focusing on retirement planning.

In this compilation of articles published from 2015 to 2017, The Sunday Times’ Invest Editor cuts through complex financial concepts, schemes and jargon to help the layman make sense of what is important for planning his financial future and growing his nest egg.

The timely topics covered include tips on making the most of the various Central Provident Fund schemes and enhancements, plugging gaps in one’s insurance coverage, and investing smartly without falling prey to scams. There are also sections devoted to legacy planning, credit and debt planning and consumer protection.

Suitable for both the fresh school graduate and the more seasoned investor, Retire Smart will empower them to take charge of their financial journey as they look ahead to retiring well.

About the Author

Lorna Tan is an award-winning correspondent and an advocate of financial literacy and consumer protection. She is The Sunday Times Invest Editor and a senior correspondent with The Straits Times. With more than 15 years at Singapore Press Holdings (SPH), she helms The Sunday Times’ Invest section, which covers personal finance and investment issues.

Over the years, she has won many awards for her journalistic work. They include the Investor Education award in 2016, the Financial Journalist of the Year award in 2007, and the Financial Story of the Year award in 2005, awarded by the Securities Investors Association of Singapore (SIAS). She was also a runner-up for the Excellence in Public Journalism category, and a winner in Excellence in Business Reporting, awarded by Hong Kong-based Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA) in 2006 and 2004.

Lorna is highly sought-after for her views and regularly gives talks on financial/retirement planning. She also participates in events as a moderator and speaker. She was on the judging panel of the Financial Planning Association of Singapore’s (FPAS) Financial Planner Awards in 2018 and 2019.

She is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at National University of Singapore (NUS), NUS Business School, and is the author of three bestsellers, Retire Smart: Financial Planning Made Easy; More Talk Money; and Talk Money.

Lorna holds a Bachelor of Arts (Social Sciences) and an MBA. Prior to returning to SPH in June 2015, she was Senior Vice President, Corporate Communications, at CapitaLand Limited, for four years.

More Talk Money◎Lorna Tan
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More Talk Money◎Lorna Tan

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More Talk Money is a compilation of Lorna Tan’s articles on personal finance which were published in the Invest section of The Sunday Times from 2009 till 2011. It covers a wide range of personal finance topics from consumer protection, savings and insurance planning to stock investing and retirement.

About the Author

Lorna Tan is an award-winning correspondent and an advocate of financial literacy and consumer protection. She is The Sunday Times Invest Editor and a senior correspondent with The Straits Times. With more than 15 years at Singapore Press Holdings (SPH), she helms The Sunday Times’ Invest section, which covers personal finance and investment issues.

Over the years, she has won many awards for her journalistic work. They include the Investor Education award in 2016, the Financial Journalist of the Year award in 2007, and the Financial Story of the Year award in 2005, awarded by the Securities Investors Association of Singapore (SIAS). She was also a runner-up for the Excellence in Public Journalism category, and a winner in Excellence in Business Reporting, awarded by Hong Kong-based Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA) in 2006 and 2004.

Lorna is highly sought-after for her views and regularly gives talks on financial/retirement planning. She also participates in events as a moderator and speaker. She was on the judging panel of the Financial Planning Association of Singapore’s (FPAS) Financial Planner Awards in 2018 and 2019.

She is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at National University of Singapore (NUS), NUS Business School, and is the author of three bestsellers, Retire Smart: Financial Planning Made Easy; More Talk Money; and Talk Money.

Lorna holds a Bachelor of Arts (Social Sciences) and an MBA. Prior to returning to SPH in June 2015, she was Senior Vice President, Corporate Communications, at CapitaLand Limited, for four years.

Money Smart: Own Your Financial Destiny◎Lorna Tan
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Money Smart: Own Your Financial Destiny◎Lorna Tan

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The Straits Times’ Invest Editor Lorna Tan follows up on the success of her 2018 book, Retire Smart, with Money Smart: Own Your Financial Destiny.

Like the best-selling Retire Smart: Financial Planning Made Easy — which sold 12,000 copies within a year — Money Smart is packed with information and insights into a range of personal finance topics such as retirement planning, investment, tax planning, financial planning, and consumer protection.

This compilation of the author’s articles published in the Invest section of The Sunday Times from January 2018 to May 2019 includes:

  • Finding the right financial adviser
  • Funding your children’s education
  • Financial planning tips for millennials
  • 53 tips for better financial health
  • Stress-free investing (or at least, close to it)
  • Integrated Shield Plan riders: what you need to know
  • Stretching your dollar with a Supplementary Retirement Scheme account
  • Investor tips on Singapore Savings Bonds
  • Online investing: it pays to pause before you click

Written in an easy-to-understand way, this book is a good guide for anyone who wants to understand how to manage his or her finances better, from retirees and more seasoned investors to young people just entering the workforce.

About the Author

Lorna Tan is an award-winning correspondent and an advocate of financial literacy and consumer protection. She is The Sunday Times Invest Editor and a senior correspondent with The Straits Times. With more than 15 years at Singapore Press Holdings (SPH), she helms The Sunday Times’ Invest section, which covers personal finance and investment issues.

Over the years, she has won many awards for her journalistic work. They include the Investor Education award in 2016, the Financial Journalist of the Year award in 2007, and the Financial Story of the Year award in 2005, awarded by the Securities Investors Association of Singapore (SIAS). She was also a runner-up for the Excellence in Public Journalism category, and a winner in Excellence in Business Reporting, awarded by Hong Kong-based Society of Publishers in Asia (SOPA) in 2006 and 2004.

Lorna is highly sought-after for her views and regularly gives talks on financial/retirement planning. She also participates in events as a moderator and speaker. She was on the judging panel of the Financial Planning Association of Singapore’s (FPAS) Financial Planner Awards in 2018 and 2019.

She is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at National University of Singapore (NUS), NUS Business School, and is the author of three bestsellers, Retire Smart: Financial Planning Made Easy; More Talk Money; and Talk Money.

Lorna holds a Bachelor of Arts (Social Sciences) and an MBA. Prior to returning to SPH in June 2015, she was Senior Vice President, Corporate Communications, at CapitaLand Limited, for four years.

Market Smart: How to Grow your Wealth in an Uncertain World◎Goh Eng Yeow
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Market Smart: How to Grow your Wealth in an Uncertain World◎Goh Eng Yeow

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In Market Smart, veteran financial writer Goh Eng Yeow explains in simple language why even the smartest investors can screw up, how you can avoid common investment mistakes, and how to get rid of the biases that can cloud your investment decision-making processes.

Entrepreneurs' Blueprint◎Claudine Lim And Kathleen Yao
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Entrepreneurs' Blueprint◎Claudine Lim And Kathleen Yao

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Entrepreneur's Blueprint tells the story of Singaporeans who took a chance and made that breakthrough. 

From incubation to globalisation, Entrepreneur's Blueprint takes you through the thrills and spills of making a business grow from an idea. 

The authors, entrepreneurs themselves, distil real-life stories of failure and success, from food and craft to leisure and information technology businesses, into insightful business lessons, easily applicable principles and practical advice for the new and would-be entrepreneur. 

Doing Good Better: Choices and Paradigms in the Social Ecosystem◎Willie Cheng
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Doing Good Better: Choices and Paradigms in the Social Ecosystem◎Willie Cheng

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How can the social ecosystem transform in the new normal? If a charity is in dire need of cash, should it accept a donation that might be tainted? What happens when we place a value on all things in our marketised society? Can the corporate beast be harnessed without reconstituting corporations? Should charities be allowed to run businesses?

Willie Cheng provides his perspectives to these questions and more in his new book, a collection of essays on issues including the social ecosystem in Singapore, market values in society, the role and future of nonprofit organisations, corporate responsibility, “new capitalism”, volunteerism and values.

His analyses and logic are supported by research, case studies and examples gleaned from his many years of experience in both the social and business sectors.

Written in an easy, friendly and readable style, this book provides valuable insights for volunteers, executives and leaders in nonprofits and corporates who want to know how they can succeed in doing good better in the new world order.

With a foreword by Professor Tommy Koh, Professor of Law, National University of Singapore, and Ambassador-at-Large, Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

About the Author

Willie Cheng is a former managing partner of Accenture. Since his retirement in 2003, he has stayed involved with the business community through his directorships of listed and private companies, including Far East Hospitality Trust, Integrated Health Information Systems, NOL, NTUC FairPrice, NTUC Health, SingHealth, Singapore Press Holdings and UOB Bank.

However, he spends the greater part of his time volunteering with nonprofit organisations, with an interest in governance. His nonprofit boards include apVentures, Caritas Singapore, Catholic Foundation, CHARIS, Council for Third Age, Lien Centre for Social Innovation, National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre, SymAsia Foundation and The Courage Fund.

He writes extensively on corporate governance and nonprofit issues. Previous titles include Doing Good Great: Thirteen Asian Heroes and their Causes; and The World that Changes the World: How Philanthropy, Innovation and Entrepreneurship are Transforming the Social Ecosystem.