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Vice President Xi Jinping is likely to face a barrage of complaints over China's allegedly discriminatory trade policies when he visits the US. -AFP - AFP
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>> MY MONEY
  Cupid targets the Fed with early Valentine tweets
The US central bank and many economists who spend countless hours monitoring its decisions began their Valentine's Day flirtations a bit early.
  Employers concerned over higher CPF contribution rates
Raising employers' CPF contribution rates would result in higher business costs.
  DBS Q4 profit up 8%, posts record annual profit
Annual profit of $3.04 billion the highest ever.
  Singapore to announce detailed Q4 GDP data on Feb 16
Most economists expect the final GDP numbers to show an improvement over preliminary figures. -Reuters
  Billionaire casino moguls to play best hand, in court
Ironically, it was Okada who helped bankroll Wynn's comeback. -Reuters
>> OFFICE
  High flyer
Ling is currently the only Malaysian captaining an A380 with Emirates. -The Star/ANN
  Hong Kong warns of labour shortage
Hong Kong would need a labour force of 3.6 million in six years to meet demand.
  First Google hire leaving for online academy
Craig Silverstein is departing the California company to devote himself to online education. -AFP
  Revealed: Salaries, bonuses of Facebook's top execs
In a mandatory regulatory filing with the SEC, it was revealed how much Mark Zuckerberg and fellow execs are paid.
  More than a degree to get a job
Job seekers should make an effort to find out what went wrong during their job interviews. -The Star/ANN
>> SME CENTRAL
  Top 10 companies with the best corporate reputation
When it comes to how Singaporeans perceive companies, it boils down to how they are treated.
  Tax breaks at top of mid-level corporates' wishlist
This came out tops in a survey before next week's Budget.
  Healthzone write-off hits Eu Yan Sang
TCM retailer group posts net loss of $2.78m for second quarter. -BT
  Why SMEs don't bite the productivity carrot
Govt urged to refine schemes which some are finding too 'micro-targeted'. -BT
  Six steps to global sales success
Focus on what's important - any sales team needs to spend more of its time selling, and less on distractions. -BT
 
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