Singapore's October non-oil domestic exports (NODX) unexpectedly fell 3.1% from a year earlier, coming in well below forecasts, as both electronics and non-electronics shipments dropped, official data ...
In Singapore, a very different Davos takes shape
It's not only the weather that might come as a shock when the World Economic Forum moves from Davos, the Swiss ski resort after which it takes its informal name, to the tropical Southeast Asian ...
Singapore ranks 12th in global skills index, ramps up push for national skills-first approach
Singapore ranks 12th in a global skills index and is ramping up efforts to adopt a skills-first approach in hiring, training, and career progression. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...
Singapore needs more engineers. Why aren’t students interested?
Falling enrolment in traditional engineering courses has raised concerns among engineering leaders, who warn that the talent drain could hurt Singapore’s ability to develop and maintain infrastructure ...
Singapore banks trounce Q3 profit estimates, wealth management shines
Singapore's top lenders, DBS Group and Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp , posted lower than expected declines in third-quarter profit on Thursday on the back of strength in their wealth management ...
RHB raises DBS target price to $57.10 after bank’s stock hits new high
This is the second time RHB has hiked its target price for DBS this year. DBS shares reached an all-time high of $54.80 on Oct 7.
DBS recognised as Safest Bank in Asia yet again
DBS announced today that it has once again been named "Safest Bank in Asia" in 2025, marking its 17 th consecutive year receiving this distinguished recognition. The bank also retained its position at ...
Singapore expected to keep monetary policy unchanged on firm growth
Singapore is expected to leave settings unchanged at its monetary policy meeting next week, as the city-state's growth outlook remains resilient despite a slowdown in trade due to U.S. tariffs. Of 14 ...
Singapore has ‘fundamental lack of understanding’ on Agentic AI
Leaders and employees across Singapore lack understanding of Agentic AI, according to a new report, despite the technology's growing adoption in workplaces. A white paper from NTUC LearningHub ...
Singapore’s Nanofilms launches IPO, seeks to raise up to $375 mln -sources
Singapore's Nanofilms Technologies International launched an initial public offering (IPO) on Friday, which three sources with knowledge of the matter said could raise up to S$510 million ($375.4 ...
Singapore’s Nanofilm to raise up to $375 mln, largest local IPO in years
Singapore's Nanofilm Technologies International launched an initial public offering on Friday, which three sources with knowledge of the matter said could raise up to S$510 million ($375.4 million).
IPOs are tumbling out, but delistings are still going on
Several industry insiders tell The Edge Singapore that a mix of different factors is behind the steady stream of delistings.
Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) Strengthens Financial Oversight with Key Q3 2025 Enforcement Actions
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) demonstrated during Q3 2025 its commitment to upholding the integrity of the financial sector.
Financial and insurance sector to leverage role-specific AI tools in new programme
Workers will have to use role-specific AI tools to perform higher-value work. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
UOL Submits Top Bid Of $404 Million For Hotly-Contested Singapore Residential Site
The acquisition of the 99-year leasehold site will help UOL replenish its landbank as it steps up marketing of its residential projects amid robust demand.
Singapore’s property bull run has only just begun: Apac Realty
Is being number two in class a bad thing? Look at the Singapore banks. DBS is the largest, but that doesn’t mean people are not banking with UOB or OCBC' ... ( read original story ...)