Swiss banker latest conviction in Singapore's 1MDB-linked cases

Jens Sturzenegger, a former branch manager at Falcon Private Bank in Singapore, became the first foreigner convicted in the city's probes linked to a Malaysian state investment fund. Sturzenegger, 42, pleaded guilty to six charges, including failing to ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore exports jump on solid China sales, Trump factor a worry

SINGAPORE: Singapore's exports in December jumped for a second month thanks to solid shipments to China in a tentative sign of recovery for the external sector, but analysts were cautious about the outlook amid protectionist concerns stoked by incoming U.S ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore exports extend rebound, rising 9.4% in December

SINGAPORE: Exports in Singapore rose further last month, extending a rebound from November, according to figures released by International Enterprise (IE) Singapore on Tuesday (Jan 17). Non-oil domestic exports (NODX) expanded 9.4 per cent in December ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore’s Export Growth Beats Forecasts for Second Month

Singapore’s exports surged above economists’ forecasts for a second consecutive month, signaling a recovery in the trade-dependent economy. Key Points Non-oil domestic exports rose 9.4 percent in December from a year ago, International Enterprise ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore exports end 2016 with another month of expansion

SINGAPORE – For the second straight month, shipments of locally-produced goods registered a year-on-year increase in December as both electronic and non-electronic sectors delivered another solid performance. Latest data released on Tuesday (Jan 17 ... ( read original story ...)

Poultry export outlook solidly optimistic

"South Korea has already lifted a 12-year ban on Thai chicken imports, while Singapore has allowed 20 qualified Thai factories to export fresh poultry. On the back of the global economic recovery, the ministry's responsible officials are set to hold talks ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Airlines: two all-new business class seats for 2017-18

Receive 75,000 Qantas Points when you spend $2,500 on eligible purchases in the first 3 months plus no annual fee for the first year. T&Cs, fees and charges. Online offer only. Click here to apply now. All-new Airbus A380 business class launches mid-2017 ... ( read original story ...)

Lakdhanavi, LTL subsidiaries import oil direct from Singapore

The two subsidiary companies of Lakdhanavi Ltd and LTL Holdings (Pvt) Ltd, namely, Raj Lanka Power Company Ltd (RLPCL) and Lakdhanavi Bangla Power Ltd (LBPL) which operate two thermal power plants with the capacity of 104 MW in Bangladesh commenced their ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore imposes tax on foreign registered cars

SINGAPORE: Singapore’s Land Transport Authority (LTA) announced on Monday that all foreign-registered cars will have to pay a Reciprocal Road Charge (RRC). The cars would be levied $4.48 per-entry when they enter Singapore via the Tuas or Woodlands ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore shares rebound after two days of losses

SINGAPORE: Singapore shares rebounded yesterday following two straight days of losses amid a mixed showing across Asia. The benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) rose 32.07 points, or 1.07 per cent, to 3,025.07 – up 62.44 points or 2.11 per cent for the ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore December exports seen up 5.8% but outlook remains weak

SINGAPORE (REUTERS) - Singapore's non-oil domestic exports in December were expected to rise from a year earlier, but analysts remain cautious about the outlook, a Reuters poll found on Friday (Jan 13). Non-oil domestic exports likely rose 5.8 per cent ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore: Throw-away nation

Singapore's leading brewing company, Asia Pacific Breweries (APB), has also gone big on recycling. It proudly told The Business Times that it has been consistently sending just one per cent of its waste to the landfill in the last few years. Its head of ... ( read original story ...)

21 foreigners nabbed over illegal cigarettes in Singapore

The duo were among 21 foreign workers on work permits caught last year, for their involvement in duty-unpaid cigarette activities, said a media release from the Singapore Customs Thursday. In response to queries, a spokesman said it started monitoring the ... ( read original story ...)