Posts by Ryan Wee

Sue-Ann Chia appeared together with FairPrice Group’s CEO Vipul Chawla on CNA’s live TV news segment to discuss the process and motivations behind writing The Price of Being Fair, a book released in conjunction with the group’s 50th anniversary.

Sue-Ann Chia and Peh Shing Huei were mentioned in The Business Times article as editors of The Price of Being Fair. The article talked about FairPrice Group’s use of customer data in facilitating the creation of a platform company comprising NTUC Enterprise’s cooperatives, a topic also explored in the book.

Peh Shing Huei was mentioned as the editor of The Last Fools: The Eight Immortals of Lee Kuan Yew in the Mothership article, which reproduced an excerpt from a chapter of the book titled “Ngiam Tong Dow: A Loving Critic”.

Peh Shing Huei was mentioned in the South China Morning Post as the editor of The Last Fools: The Eight Immortals of Lee Kuan Yew. The article reproduced an excerpt from the chapter titled “Hon Sui Sen: Singapore’s Got Talent”, which explored Hon’s knack for talent scouting among Singapore’s pioneer leaders.

Peh Shing Huei was mentioned in South China Morning Post as the editor of The Last Fools: The Eight Immortals of Lee Kuan Yew. The article reproduced an excerpt from the chapter titled “J. Y. Pillay: This Is Your Captain Speaking” written by Aaron Low, which details how Pillay turned Singapore Airlines into one of the top international airlines.

Peh Shing Huei was mentioned as the editor of The Last Fools: The Eight Immortals of Lee Kuan Yew in a book review by Yahoo News, which praised the book for filling a gap in Singapore’s history by spotlighting the massive, yet often overlooked, contributions of eight civil servants.

Peh Shing Huei and The Nutgraf were credited as the team behind The Last Fools: Eight Immortals of Lee Kuan Yew in a book review by The Independent Singapore.

The Nutgraf was mentioned in The Straits Times as the team behind The Last Fools: The Eight Immortals Of Lee Kuan Yew. The article was based on an interview with Peh Shing Huei, editor of the book, who shared on how the book came about and why he felt it was important to share the stories of the eight semi-forgotten figures from Singapore’s history.

Peh Shing Huei was invited to the Singapore Book Fair 2021 as an interview guest during its social media livestream segment. He shared more about his book Standing Tall: The Goh Chok Tong Years, the second instalment of a two-part biography on Singapore’s second Prime Minister.

Peh Shing Huei, author of Standing Tall: The Goh Chok Tong Years, spoke to Mothership about what it was like interviewing Singapore’s second Prime Minister for a total of 28 times over the span of four years.