Daily Briefing: Foreign worker dearth hurts government projects; Glitzy German car models to arrive in Singapore

And Singapore match-fixers rigged last World Cup.

Over the past two years, HDB has granted 36 projects some form of time extension. Read more here.
With car prices still relatively lofty, plans are afoot by German carmakers Audi and Volkswagen to launch cheaper versions of two existing models. Know more here.
A confidential FIFA report raises concerns about World Cup match-fixing vulnerabilities just 12 days before the global football showdown kicks off in Brazil, the New York Times reported Saturday. Find out more here.

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