Singapore's producer prices decreased for the first time in nine months in August, data from the Department of Statistics showed on ...
Former Top Singapore Oil Trader Hit With $3.5-Billion Lawsuit Bill
A Singaporean oil tycoon and his family have been ordered to pay $3.5 billion in compensation for a decade-long fraud scheme that defrauded a bank.
Singapore’s Sea accelerates digital bank push in Thai license bid
Singaporean tech group Sea is making another bid in its digital banking venture, applying for a license in Thailand after launching the business at home and entering several other Southeast Asian ...
With better protections, can platform work in Singapore now be a lifelong career?
CNA looks at the sustainability of gig work after Singapore's moves to ensure the rights of private-hire drivers and delivery riders.
Pope Francis Praises Singapore’s Development, Urges Greater Appreciation of Migrant Workers
SINGAPORE — Pope Francis on Thursday praised Singapore’s economic strength as a testament to human ingenuity but urged the city-state to look after the weakest, too, especially foreign workers ...
Singapore stocks start the week with little change on Monday—STI slipped by 0.02%
In the US, Wall Street had a mixed close last Friday. Nasdaq and S&P indices fell slightly but stayed close to their recent peaks ...
Singapore Keen To Re-Emerge As A Major Cricket Destination
There have been discussions over how to make Singapore more of a hub for cricket given its strategic location, financial might and 55,000-seat national stadium.
Lim Oon Kuin agrees to $3.59 billion settlement with HSBC and liquidators
Singapore’s High Court approves a $3.59 billion settlement involving former oil tycoon Lim Oon Kuin, Hin Leong’s liquidators, and HSBC, ending years of civil litigation. Lim, who still faces criminal ...
Ex-Singapore Oil Mogul to Pay Liquidators, HSBC $3.6 Billion
Singapore’s High Court approved former oil tycoon Lim Oon Kuin’s agreements to pay $3.59 billion to the liquidators of his company and creditor HSBC Holdings Plc, ending the multiyear civil cases ...
OK Lim and kids agree to pay US$3.5 billion to Hin Leong liquidators, top creditor HSBC; to file for bankruptcy
HIN Leong Trading founder Lim Oon Kuin – the former Singapore oil tycoon better known as OK Lim – and his children, Evan Lim Chee Meng and Lim Huey Ching, have agreed to pay US$3.5 billion to the ...
HSBC expands Premier offering with health protection, future planner tool
HSBC has enhanced its Premier offering in Singapore and Hong Kong, delivering wealth management, health protection, international services, and lifestyle privil ...
The Truth about Sea Sand Export
Dredging of seabed mud for export is clearly nonsense. Mud is not material that can be used to reclaim beaches or make islands. Waves will simply wash it back into the sea. The main material for ...
Hindi’s importance to grow with India’s role in global economy: Singapore business leaders
"India is playing a bigger role on the global front with regard to technology, medicine and businesses, and it is paramount for the industries and leaders to understand the Indian culture and ...
Hindi’s Importance for Global Business: Singapore Leaders
Singapore business leaders highlight the growing importance of Hindi for global business, driven by India's rising role in the global economy. They emphasize Hindi's potential to connect with Indian ...
Enabling the Future of Mobile Quality Excellence
AI-powered test automation benefits the business and IT teams in many ways, from increasing productivity, saving costs, and reducing the number of software defects. Leveraging intelligent user ...
India looks to Singapore firms to support its semiconductor ambitions
An MOU signed in September will help Singapore firms, including semiconductor ancillary businesses, to enter India. Read more at straitstimes.com.