A 19-year-old woman caught travelling with six undeclared toys in excess of goods and services tax (GST) import relief allowance in a multi-agency enforcement operation by the authorities from Feb 19 ...
Commentary: My children have rarely used cash in school – here’s how I ensure they have good money habits
Parents are understandably concerned about their child’s financial literacy as schools adopt e-payments. Writer and mother-of-two Vivian Teo offers some reassurance from her experience.
Singapore rolls out video-enabled ATMs so you can chat with a teller live
SINGAPORE -- Getting stuff done at the bank often involves having to waste part of your day standing in line at the bank. Singapore's national bank just started rolling out the country's first ...
Three charged in Singapore with alleged link to illicit shipments of Nvidia GPUs to China
Accused face up to 20 years in prison The authorities in Singapore have charged three men with fraud, allegedly in connection with the shipment of Nvidia GPUs into China in violation of US export ...
CEO Sherman Kwek should prioritize recovering $1.4B loss, says director siding with Singapore’s 4th richest man Kwek Leng Beng
A director of City Developments Limited who supports chairman Kwek Leng Beng has called on CEO Sherman Kwek to focus on resolving a SGD1.9 billion (US$1.4 billion) debt occurred from a failed China ...
Lydia Ko charges into contention at HSBC, where LPGA fans wear shirts with her picture
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Three charged in Singapore in case linked to illicit shipments of Nvidia GPUs to China
Accused face up to 20 years in prison The authorities in Singapore have charged three men with fraud, reportedly in connection with the shipment of Nvidia GPUs into China in violation of US export ...
Nvidia Chips Smuggled To China? 3 Men Charged In Singapore Amid US Export Crackdown
Three men were charged with fraud in Singapore on Thursday following raids linked to the alleged illegal movement of Nvidia chips to China, bypassing U.S. export controls. The men were among nine ...
Temasek-backed companies should not face obligation to list in Singapore: Chee
COMPANIES should not be obliged to list on the Singapore Exchange (SGX), said Second Minister for Finance Chee Hong Tat on Friday (Feb 28), in response to Workers’ Party Member of Parliament Louis ...
This recent LPGA winner forced into another last-minute caddie switch at HSBC
It was another last-minute caddie switch for American Angel Yin. For a second week in a row, Yin's regular caddie, Michelle Simpson, fell ill, only this time it was midway through the first round of ...
Singapore arrests three in AI chip fraud case amid US crackdown on exports
The case raises concerns over AI chip smuggling, while Microsoft warns US restrictions could backfire, benefiting China.
5 key insights from feud between Singapore’s 4th richest man Kwek Leng Beng and CEO son at CDL
A power struggle at Singapore-listed property firm City Developments Limited (CDL) has put a spotlight on the father-son conflict at the heart of the company.
New MAS measures signpost Singapore stock market’s importance, says SGX’s Head of Equities
Ng Yao Loong, Head of Equities at the Singapore Exchange, discusses the Monetary Authority of Singapore's proposed new scheme to boost SGX-listed Singaporean equities.
Yakin Medic sets sights on global growth with Singapore IPO plan
ONE of Malaysia's leading providers of active live stem cell therapies, Yakin Medic Sdn Bhd, is set to expand into new markets as part of its broader growth strategy.
Singapore declines to extradite Arjuna Mahendran implicated in bond scam
The Singaporean authorities have cited inability to extradite former Central Bank Governor Arjun Mahendran to Sri Lanka in terms of the legal system of that country, posing a fresh challenge for the ... ( read original story ...)
Mother, son jailed 2 weeks for lying to IRAS over ’99-to-1′ property purchase
SINGAPORE: A mother and her son were sentenced to jail on Friday (Feb 28) over an attempt to minimise property taxes for a condominium purchase via a "99-to-1" scheme. Ng Chiew Yen, 56, and Keith Tan ... ( read original story ...)