Amazon wants to arm 800 small- and mid-size enterprises in Singapore with the skillsets to push their business online, amid sharp climbs in technology adoption among these organizations.
I toured the Singapore golf club that charges $720,000 for membership. It looks like it’s stuck in the 90s.
Insider's reporter learned that being wealthy doesn't necessarily mean being opulent, but it definitely means having expensive hobbies.
Singapore real estate investment sales to hit S$18 to S$20b this year
S$22b. In the coming months, Knight Frank said Singapore’s capital markets space will be characterised by investors on the search for assets being primarily focused on adding value to the properties ...
Cautious Resilience: Singapore’s Central Bank Holds Steady Amid Economic Challenges
A Steady Hand Amid Economic Turbulence In the face of declining core inflation and a fragile economic growth trajectory, Singapore’s central bank, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), is ...
Commentary: Singapore banks’ latest anti-scam measures may be inconvenient, but would you rather lose your life savings?
In others, an enforced wait time slowed down their tasks. In some other cases, they had to uninstall certain apps for their mobile banking apps to work. The Association of Banks in Singapore (ABS) ...
Singapore is winning out over Hong Kong, ANZ bank CEO says
ANZ Group Holdings chief executive officer Shayne Elliott said his customers moved more of their business to Singapore from Hong Kong in the past few years as the smaller Asia-Pacific trading hub ...
Borsig IPO to alleviate KNM’s financial woes
The initial public offering (IPO) exercise of machinery and equipment unit Borsig GmbH on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) should uplift KNM Group Bhd by aiding its repayments to creditors, says Borsig ...
Coinbase’s MPI License: A Game-Changer For Crypto In Singapore, But A Challenge For Competitors
Coinbase, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the US, has recently obtained a Major Payment Institution (MPI) licence from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), the country’s central bank and ...
Palestinian terrorists behind Israel attack raised nearly $100M in crypto
Palestinian Islamic Jahid (PIJ) and its Lebanese ally, Hezbollah, have collectively received over $134 million in ...
Singapore Secures Historic Cross-Border Electricity Contract with Indonesia
A Milestone for Singapore’s Green Energy Goals Singapore has recently celebrated a significant victory in its pursuit of greener energy. The city-state received conditional approvals for five projects ...
Debunking three french food myths in Singapore
Whenever one thinks of French food, it conjures images of fancy, elaborate and overly rich dishes served in upscale, fine-dining restaurants in Singapore. But how true is this? Yahoo Southeast Asia ...
Grab Singapore suspends driver who allegedly made racist comments to passenger, asked him to ‘get out’ of car
A male Grab driver who allegedly made racist comments towards his passenger and then asked him to get out of the vehicle has since been suspended, the ...
Singapore Charities Hit by Money Laundering Scandal: Over S$380,000 Donated
Unexpected Windfall under Suspicion Two prominent Singapore charities, The President’s Challenge and Community Chest, have found themselves embroiled in a billion-dollar money laundering case. The ...
Singapore stocks close lower on Wednesday, STI down 0.2%
Regional bourses enjoyed a modest rally on Wednesday on the back of optimism over interest rates in the United States, but local shares went a smidgeon south amid an air of caution. Read more at ...
ABN Amro will no longer offer corporate banking as it surrenders licence here; clearing services unaffected
ABN Amro Bank has surrendered its licence in Singapore and will no longer provide corporate and institutional banking services. Read more at straitstimes.com.
3 foreigners fined for illegally working as food delivery riders in Singapore
Three foreigners were fined for illegally working as food delivery riders. Find out the details of the fines and the Ministry of Manpower's ongoing efforts to curb these activities.