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US family leaves Singapore frustrated with inquest

The parents of an American software engineer found dead in his Singapore apartment last year left the city-state Thursday before the end of a coroner's inquest, saying they had lost faith in the process. Their lawyer said they would push for a U.S. congressional investigation. Full story

Despite hot stock market, you should avoid Japan

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Japan's white-hot stock market has investors crowding in, but there are a few reasons why you shouldn't follow the pack. Full story

US parents quit Singapore inquest into son's death

The parents of an American software engineer who believe their son was murdered last year in Singapore withdrew from the inquest Wednesday, saying they have no confidence in the city-state's legal process. Full story

DBS-Danamon deal hinges on Singapore's invite to Indonesian banks

SINGAPORE/JAKARTA (Reuters) - Southeast Asia's largest bank merger now depends largely on cooperation between Singaporean authorities and Indonesian politicians. Full story

Parents withdraw from inquiry into death of U.S. engineer Shane Todd

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The parents of a U.S. engineer found dead in Singapore last year said on Wednesday they will not take part in the rest of a coroner's inquiry into his death, which they say was linked to a project involving the transfer of sensitive technology to China. Full story

Singapore commodity firms crimp spending in challenging times

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore-listed commodity firms Olam International Ltd <OLAM.SI>, Noble Group Ltd <NOBG.SI> and Wilmar International Ltd <WLIL.SI> are cutting capital expenditure, making more selective acquisitions and seeking partnerships to weather volatile markets. Full story

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  Parents believe spies killed son in Singapore

Mary and Rick Todd have traveled to Washington, D.C., convinced U.S. security is at risk after they say their son, Shane, was killed in Singapore by spies for China due to his high-tech work at a research firm. NBC’s Kelly O’Donnell reports.

  Father of rape victim in India recalls daughter’s tears

In an interview with Britain’s Daybreak TV program, the father of a student gang-raped, beaten and murdered in India recalls seeing tears in the eyes of his unconscious daughter — who aspired to be a doctor — as she was transported to Singapore for medical attention. He also calls on his country to

  ‘Downton Abbey’ season premiere buzzing worldwide

The biggest success in the 40-year history of PBS’ Masterpiece Theater, “Downton Abbey” launched its third season Monday night. The period drama has been ratings gold in the U.S., Denmark, Singapore, Brazil, and more. NBC’s Andrea Canning reports.

  India rape victim dies

The 23-year-old who was gang-raped in New Delhi and thrown from a bus has died from her injuries in Singapore, where she was being treated. NBC’s Natalie Morales reports.

  Time-saving noodle dishes your family will love

Whether you’re going to a party or just looking for a simple meal to enjoy at home, award-winning chef Ming Tsai shares two of his favorite delicious and easy noodle dishes: Singapore curry tofu noodles and lemongrass pork lettuce cups.

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