Sun Cable had an ambitious plan to send solar power from Darwin to Singapore via under-sea cables. But one piece of the puzzle was missing - interest from the Singaporean government.
Singapore’s framework for companies to ‘do good’ shifts from corporate giving to corporate purpose
SINGAPORE’S National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre (NVPC) has updated its framework on how businesses can “do good” – with the spotlight now on corporate purpose instead of corporate giving. Read ...
Asset prices falls may lay bare rot in crypto, commodities sectors in South-east Asia
MORE misdemeanours could turn up in the crypto and commodities sectors this year, market watchers said, as the global economy battles recessionary pressures and asset prices fall. Read more at The ...
More ultra-wealthy families setting up offices in Singapore, and they’re not just coming from Asia
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced these ultra-high net worth individuals to rethink how to safeguard their wealth, industry observers say.
Pay With Crypto Company YES WORLD Reaches 2 Million Transaction Count, Doubled In Two Months
Pay with Crypto Company YES WORLD Reaches 2 Million Transaction Count, Doubled in Two Months Singapore, Singapore--(Newsfile Corp. - January 11, ...
Hyundai to roll out first Singapore-assembled cars in first half of 2023
After a delay partly owing to the Covid-19 pandemic, South Korean vehicle manufacturer Hyundai Motor’s assembly plant in Singapore will start rolling out the electric Ioniq 5 in the first half of this ...
Singapore-based Sun Cable collapses, stalling Australia-to-Asia solar power project
Singapore-based Sun Cable is going into voluntary administration, the clean energy firm said on Wednesday (Jan 11), months after billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes took on the role of chairman. The ...
SPH Media’s inflated circulation numbers could erode trust of readers and business partners: Marketing experts
Misleading data could result in ineffective advertising spending and lower business sales, says one senior marketing lecturer.
Sun Cable project to power Singapore collapses after Aussie billionaires clash on direction and funding
ONE of Australia’s most ambitious renewable energy projects has entered into voluntary administration after shareholders couldn’t come to a consensus on the future direction and funding of the plan to ...
Singapore-listed companies required to disclose salaries and payouts to CEOs and directors under new rule
SINGAPORE: Singapore-listed companies will be required to disclose the exact amount of payouts and salaries paid to their individual directors and chief executive officers in their annual reports. ...
Singapore’s Sun Cable collapses, appoints administrators
Singapore-based Sun Cable is going into voluntary administration, the clean energy firm said on Wednesday, months after billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes took on the role of chairman.
Olam’s Saudi-Singapore IPO sign of shifting times
Signs of deepening ties between Asia and the oil-rich Gulf are coming thick and fast. A planned Saudi Arabia-Singapore dual listing this year for Olam Agri, a trader of grains and seeds, is the latest ...
A $21 Billion Project to Power Singapore Enters Administration
One of Australia’s most ambitious renewable energy projects has entered into voluntary administration after shareholders couldn’t come to a consensus on the future direction and funding of the plan to ...
Making the digital Singapore dollar more accessible: What MAS learnt from early experience
MAS is exploring using the currency, called purpose-bound money, for children to spend their digital pocket money at their school's bookstore and canteen, for instance.
How Crypto’s Meltdown Changed the Regulatory Debate
It’s harder to argue that your parents should leave you alone when you’ve just smashed up the car. As digital assets lost more than $2 trillion in value and a string of prominent ventures blew up in ...
Singapore minister: Imposing country-specific measures not effective to prevent Covid-19 infection waves, ‘best defence’ is vaccination
Imposing country-specific measures is not the right path to preventing Covid-19 infection waves since new waves and variants can emerge from any part ...