New FAS gen-sec Chew committed to changes

Sports Correspondent Former Lion City Sailors chief executive officer Chew Chun-Liang is expected to hit the ground running when he takes over as the Football Association of Singapore's (FAS) general secretary in November, a move which was announced on Sept 13.

FAMILIARITY ON TAN'S SIDE

Coach of women's floorball team steps up from assistant and interim roles

Ronaldo is entitled to his opinion, says ten Hag

Erik ten Hag has brushed aside Cristiano Ronaldo's criticism about his ambition at struggling Manchester United, saying that the Portugal star is \"far from Manchester\".

Pep believes City innocent until proven guilty

Pep Guardiola insisted that Manchester City are \"innocent until proven guilty\", as a longawaited hearing into 115 financial charges levelled against the club is set to begin on Sept 16 with potentially huge ramifications for the English Premier League champions.

WE STILL HAVE MOMENTUM: SLOT

He says international break hasn't affected Reds, who relish match with Forest

Textor's Toffees takeover not yet a done deal

Struggling Everton have played down prospective new owner John Textor's comments about being close to a takeover of the English Premier League club, saying on Sept 12 \"there remains work to be done\".

Chelsea's blues continue with ownership row

No sooner had another turbulent transfer window for Chelsea shut than reports emerged of a power struggle between chairman Todd Boehly and majority shareholder Behdad Eghbali.

WOUNDED JAGUARS TO GO ON THE PROWL

Expect goals and attacking football from SPL bottom side, says new interim coach

INVESTIGATOR BACKS WADA IN CHINESE CASE

A final report on Sept 12 confirmed that the World AntiDoping Agency (Wada) did not show \"favouritism\" towards China, in the case of 23 Chinese swimmers who were cleared to compete in the Tokyo Olympics after testing positive for a banned drug.

PGA v LIV battle good for golf: DeChambeau

A planned exhibition match between PGA Tour and LIV Golf stars offers a chance for the two sides to start reuniting the golf world, LIV's Bryson DeChambeau said on Sept 12.

If the 100-year-old Bukit golf course could talk, what would it say?

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Both Alvarez and Berlanga going for a knockout

Mexican superstar Saul \"Canelo\" Alvarez aims to turn the tables on knockout artist Edgar Berlanga on Sept 14, saying he will be looking for a knockout himself as he defends his three super middleweight world boxing titles in Las Vegas.

NEWEY DID WHAT'S BEST FOR HIM: LEWIS

Ex-champion says he is not disappointed that star designer chose Aston Martin

Asians should try to play in US: Hardaway

The National Basketball Association (NBA) has tried to amplify its reach across Asia in recent years, but former players Tim Hardaway and Stephon Marbury believe more can be done.

VIA SISTINA TAKES ON JENNI AND BRIGHTSIDE

Recent Winx Stakes winner aims for third Gl win, around the other way in Flemington

Shares of ride-hailing firm Ryde plunge over 80% on NY exchange

Development concerning but can happen to small tech firms listed in US, say analysts

Hong Kong’s battered property market lures Chinese state buyers

As Hong Kong's commercial property slump drags on, Chinese state money has emerged as one of the few pillars of support.

S'pore set to 'mop up much of financial business leaving HK

Republic's market poised to grow due to reforms and strong fundamentals, says EIU

Singapore a critical node for Citi's global ops, says bank's regional head

He believes 'Asia South' has ingredients to outperform all other regions where Citi is in

S'pore shares end at yet another high for fourth straight session

Local shares capped a stellar few days by finishing at a 52-week high for the fourth straight session.

Mohamed Salleh and family to compulsorily acquire Second Chance

The offerors of Second Chance Properties chief executive Mohamed Salleh Marican and his family - will be making a compulsory acquisition of all the shares of the company.

Flying of drones, kites, balloons to be banned in certain areas during F1 race

All aerial activities - including the flying of unmanned aircraft such as drones and kites, and the hoisting of captive balloons - unless authorised, will be banned over certain areas of the Republic from Sept 19 to 23 during the Formula One Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix.

Hub to boost knowledge exchange on mental health

It highlights innovative solutions that can be adapted for use in S'pore and the region

Mercy Relief joins efforts to aid flood victims in Bangladesh

Humanitarian organisation Mercy Relief Singapore has joined a team in Bangladesh to help deliver aid to 18,000 flood victims.

Al helps seniors to tell their stories, robots make therapy engaging

Madam Lian Swee Wah has always been drawn to the power of words, and she loves writing.

New method cuts time and error rate in making dentures

Smart tech used to improve fitting accuracy, reducing manpower and visits by patients

Top Russian MP says Nato already party to military action in Ukraine

Comments come after Putin warned West that it is risking direct conflict with Russia

Ukraine says Russia hit grain vessel near Nato member Romania

Ukraine accused Russia on Sept 12 of using strategic bombers to strike a civilian grain vessel in a missile attack in Black Sea waters near Nato member Romania, escalating tensions between Moscow and the military alliance.

Trump's campaign rolls out T-shirts copying Taylor Swift's Eras Tour design

US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is entering his revenge era: His campaign has rolled out T-shirts that closely resemble the design of pop star Taylor Swift's Eras Tour merchandise.

China to raise retirement age for first time since 1978, triggering anger

China will raise the retirement age for the first time since 1978, a move likely to slow a decline in the labour force but which has angered workers already wrestling with a slowing economy.