CITIBANK Singapore has tripled the amount of money that its mass retail clients have to tie to their accounts to avoid incurring a monthly fee, sharpening its focus on the "emerging affluent" market. The US bank told customers that it has standardised its ... ( read original story ...)
Win Streak May Continue For Singapore Stocks
The Singapore stock market has moved higher in back-to-back sessions, gathering more than 10 points or 0.3 percent along the way. The Straits Times Index now rests just above the 3,010-point plateau, and the market may extend its gains on Monday. ( read original story ...)
Singapore stocks end up 0.1 percent
But sentiment in the market remained cautious after U.S ... investment guru George Soros that the euphoria among stock investors since Trump’s victory will end as uncertainty takes over. Singapore’s benchmark Straits Times Index inched up 2.86 points ... ( read original story ...)
5 Tips for Expats Moving or Travelling To Singapore with Pets
Fortunately, it is possible to take your pet with you wherever you are going. If you happen to be travelling to or from Singapore, there are several points that you must keep in mind regarding taking your pet with you. Here are some of the things that you ... ( read original story ...)
Chinese New Year Reunion Dinners in Singapore, 2017: Standard Chartered Card Privileges at Restaurants and Hotels in Town
Pull out all the stops this Chinese New Year and wow your family by treating them to a hearty feast from one of these top restos Wining and dining with your loved ones this festive season doesn’t have to be hard on the wallet with Standard Chartered Cards. ( read original story ...)
OCBC: Babies and teenage boys get more hongbao money
Infants of both genders received about $990, but the gap widened as they got older, said OCBC Bank. Boys aged 10 to 12 years old received about $274 more than their female counterparts. National University of Singapore sociologist Tan Ern Ser said gender ... ( read original story ...)
Daily Briefing: Ex-Traders in Singapore Guilty of Cheating Deutsche Bank, HSBC; Hong Kong housing curbs may give Singapore property some relief
And here's everything you need to know in investing stocks in Singapore. Two former currency traders from Deutsche Bank AG and HSBC Holdings Plc were convicted of cheating the banks by making false trades. Former HSBC senior dealer Ivan Chng and ex ... ( read original story ...)