Singapore firms better placed to tap opportunities: Minister

The sweeping trade deal signed yesterday in Chile has unlocked considerable potential for Singapore firms, the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) said yesterday. Minister for Trade and Industry (Trade) Lim Hng Kiang, who was in Santiago for the signing ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Poly, SPH in tie-up to create video content

Students from Singapore Polytechnic's media and communications course will soon be joining forces with Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) specialists to co-produce video content for younger audiences. The initiative is part of a new collaboration announced by ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore firms better placed to tap opportunities

SINGAPORE: The sweeping trade deal signed yesterday in Chile has unlocked considerable potential for Singapore firms, the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) said yesterday. Minister for Trade and Industry (Trade) Lim Hng Kiang, who was in Santiago for th ... ( read original story ...)

HSBC launches Singdollar income bond fund

HSBC Global Asset Management yesterday said it has launched its first dedicated Singapore dollar income bond fund for retail investors here. The minimum investment sum stands at $1,000, and investors may buy into the fund at any HSBC retail banking branch ... ( read original story ...)

Man jailed 2 months for illegally importing 80 corals

SINGAPORE - A man was sentenced to two months' jail on Wednesday (March 7) for illegally importing corals. Cheng Yee Yong, 39, committed the offence last year. A total of 75 hard corals and five soft corals wrapped in plastic bags lined with paper and ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore boosts taxes to shore up revenue for aging nation

(Photographer: Sanjit Das/Bloomberg) SINGAPORE Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat announced a range of tax increases in his budget, including a surprise hike in property levies, as he seeks to shore up savings to cope with a rapidly aging population. ( read original story ...)

Singapore highlights risks in HK in bid to attract Chinese IPOs

Singapore Exchange officials have a clear pitch to Chinese companies looking to go public: “We are not China.” The line — implying that Singapore is protected from the political reach of China but Hong Kong is not — is part of the accelerating ... ( read original story ...)