Singapore’s financial regulator is ending a six-month ban that restricted DBS Group Holdings Ltd. from non-essential activities, after the country’s largest lender improved weaknesses related to a series of glitches in its digital banking services.
Singapore’s Ninja Van lays off about 10% of tech team in the region
SINGAPORE: Logistics provider Ninja Van has laid off about 10 per cent of the region’s tech team. Following a recent cost evaluation, the company has determined that “less than 10 per cent of the region’s tech team is no longer required”, a Ninja ...
More than 800 Hyundai, Kia EVs in Singapore to undergo recall for electronics fault
KOREAN carmakers Hyundai and Kia have issued a recall for three models of electric vehicles (EVs) in Singapore for potential faults in the vehicles’ charging system, which may cause them to lose power ...
Majority of Singapore companies view generative AI as crucial skill, but skills gap poses a challenge: NTUC survey
SINGAPORE: A recent survey conducted by the labour movement has revealed that approximately 80% of companies in Singapore believe that generative artificial intelligence (AI) will become a crucial ...
Why Chinese MCU suppliers are eyeing Singapore amid de-Chinafication
Amid the ongoing technology war between the US and China, the intensification of the "de-Chinafication" effect is apparent.
China Construction Bank Singapore Branch Signs Statement of Intent with MAS-launched ESG data platform Gprnt
China Construction Bank Corporation's Singapore Branch ("CCB Singapore") announced today that it has signed a Statement of Intent ("SOI") with Gprnt to explore ESG data model interoperability, ...
Singapore Manufacturers Still Upbeat on Outlook Amid Headwinds
A weighted 25% of manufacturers expect business conditions to improve from April to September, while a weighted 3% foresee a weaker business outlook, the Singapore Economic Development Board said ...
Singapore stocks rise, tracking regional bourses; STI up 0.3%
SINGAPORE stocks closed higher on on Tuesday (Apr 30), tracking a broader gain across regional markets. Read more at The Business Times.
Amid losses and IPO delays, Ninja Van conducts layoffs in tech office
Regional logistics firm Ninja Van has announced a bout of layoffs. It has let go of 21 employees from its tech division in Singapore, representing about 10% of the regional tech team and 20% of the ...
Malacca Securities sets Farm Price’s fair value at 85% premium ahead of IPO
Malacca Securities has ascribed a fair value of 44.5 sen per share for Farm Price Holdings Bhd, which marks a premium 85% from its initial public offering (IPO) price.
ST HeadSTart: Investing in property? 8 things to consider | And btw, we won!
Property investment isn’t without risks, including immovability, policy shifts and exposure to interest rates. Young and older investors pick fixed deposit as their top investment choice: Poll About ... ( read original story ...)
Delayed rate cuts expected to benefit Singapore banks’ otherwise uneventful Q1 earnings
SINGAPORE’S local banks are unlikely to surprise in their earnings for the first quarter of 2024. But a potential delay in interest-rate cuts in the US should boost their results for the year, said ...
Singapore records fall in foreign worker numbers for first time in 2 years
But applications from foreigners for higher-skilled employment passes have picked up in line with improved business expectations, said a report released on Tuesday.
Singapore in your bucket list this summer? Here’s what you must know
Seventeen Indian cities are connected with Singapore via 286 weekly departures on seven airlines, including Singapore Airlines, Scoot, Vistara, Indigo, Air India, Air India Express and Drukair
All About BABYMONSTER’s Upcoming Fanmeet In Singapore In June 2024
Rising K-pop girl group BABYMONSTER will stop in Singapore for their first fanmeet tour in 2024. Earlier today (March 18), global entertainment company Live Nation announced on social media platform ...
Live news: Singapore sentences fifth person to prison in money-laundering investigation
Singapore has sentenced a fifth person to prison as part of a S$3bn ($2.2bn) money laundering investigation linked to online gambling in Asia. Zhang Ruijin, a Chinese national, has been sentenced to ...