U.S. imports of biomass-based diesel grew 12 percent in 2020 due to the growing demand to meet government programs, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) said Tuesday. According to EIA's ... ( read original story ...)
Cap of 5 people for social gatherings, household visits to return as Singapore tightens COVID-19 measures
SINGAPORE: Limits on social gatherings and visitors to homes will be reduced from eight to five from May 8 to May 30 as Singapore tightens ... ( read original story ...)
Honeywell fined $13 million for defense export violations
The State Department has announced it reached a $13 million settlement with Honeywell, the U.S. defense firm, over allegations it exported technical drawings of parts for the F-35 fighter and other ... ( read original story ...)
Global Singapore Fintech Market, Segment Analysis, Key Regions with Industry Scenario, Types, Share, Growth, Forecast 2021-2028
The Global Singapore Fintech Market Research Report Forecast 2021-2028 is a valuable source of insightful data for business strategists. It provides the Singapore Fintech industry overview with growth ... ( read original story ...)
dnata and Blue Aqua Join Forces to Boost Food Security in Singapore
The partnership will see Blue Aqua upcycle organic waste from dnata’s catering and ground handling operations into alternative insect protein for aquafeeds. ( read original story ...)
P&G launches iLab 2021 in partnership with the Singapore EDB to strengthen Singapore’s innovation ecosystem
Procter & Gamble (NYSE:PG), in partnership with the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB), today launched ... ( read original story ...)
Quilter Int’l names new Singapore CEO after Kloss departure
Leading brand for international independent financial advisers, wealth management professionals serving expatriate and cross-border clients worldwide. ( read original story ...)
Quilter International names new Singapore CEO
Leading brand for international independent financial advisers, wealth management professionals serving expatriate and cross-border clients worldwide. ( read original story ...)
‘Some safe opening’ of air travel expected: Singapore transport minister
Singapore's transport minister has played down any indication of a V-shaped recovery of the aviation industry this year, but notes that the first shoots of recovery are starting to form and this is ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore factory activity expands in April at fastest pace since December 2018
SINGAPORE - Singapore saw its overall manufacturing activity expanding in April at the fastest pace in more than two years, aided mainly by gains in new orders, new exports, and employment.. Read more ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore stocks fall amid Covid-19 fears
It was mostly a sea of red across the Singapore market on Monday, as investors' fears over Covid-19 grew, amid fresh community cases emerging in recent days. The benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Shows What Serious Urban Farming Looks Like
From what was once Singapore’s largest prison complex — the Queenstown Remand Prison, housing about 1,000 inmates at its peak — an 8,000 square meter urban farm, Edible Garden City (EGC), now bursts ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore agri trader Olam feels impact from India’s COVID upsurge
India's exploding COVID-19 infections will affect the production and export of the country's food products, according to the chief executive of Singapore-based global agricultural products trader Olam ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore firms with India operations tackling business survival, employees’ well-being
SINGAPORE - A Singapore software solutions company that has the bulk of its key staff in India is beefing up recruitment to ensure it has enough manpower in case the South Asian country's surging ... ( read original story ...)
Customs sacks nine border workers for refusing Covid-19 vaccine
Nine Customs workers have been sacked for refusing the Covid-19 vaccine, including four from a single provincial port. Their contracts were terminated afte ... ( read original story ...)
Malls in Singapore bracing themselves for less business as Covid-19 entry restrictions return
The capacity limit for malls has been reduced from 8 sq m per person back to 10 sq m per person.. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)