I damaged somthing at the mall but I didn't mean it.

It is a good thing to stroll around with your family on malls. You are having your bonding that you have wanted for a long time. But there are times that we can occur an accident. Like breaking a figurine or damaging a painting. The mall usually has policies that covers the damages that have occured. Usually in the department stores, there are signages like "if you break it, you pay for it".

Yes there are available short-term loans which due date is usuallyless than a year after the loan has been made. It was like a credit card because just like it, a short-term loan is lending the person some money, usually to support a temporal business or to start one. Since it is borrowed money, there will be interest. It 9s useful specially if you cannot afford to use a credit card.

Hi. Certainly you or any foreigner can own a business in Singapore without necessarily relocating. However, I believe there are two options you will need to take into consideration. You will need to appoint a contact in Singapore who is well trusted by you or in the absence of that, retain a resident nominee director service so as to fulfil the Singapore companies’ statutory requirement of a resident director. Best of luck!

It will be the salesman's fault since he was the one that bumped into your brother which resulted to the breaking of glasses. It will be a huge amount of money so it is better to just compromise and pay half the price. It will be too burdensome to pay for it alone and it will be disheartening if the salesman will handle it all. Thinking that all his salary will go paying for the broken glasses.

Some people who are dependent on credit cards does not think on how much they are gonna spend. When they are stressed, they sometimes go shopping as an alternative to stress relief. In the situation of this couple, the husband gives his everything for them. The wife also works hard for them to buy their wants,

This seller committed something like what we call predatory pricing but instead of setting the price very high. It is considered illegal because it violates the antitrust law. It is also unethical because it will hurt the consumers not physicalty, but financially. Although it is a rare concept in competition law, it is still unethical.