SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A Singapore mass transit train collided early on Wednesday with another at a station, injuring 25 people, authorities said, the latest incident involving the city-state's railways. Transit operator SMRT said 23 passengers and two ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore transit train collides with stationary train, injuries reported: media
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A Singapore mass transit train collided early on Wednesday with another train that was stationary near a station in the city state’s western area and some injuries were reported, the country’s Straits Times newspaper reported. The ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s Property Boom Is Missing a Key Ingredient: Gadfly
Singapore’s housing market is ticking all the right boxes for revival. Except one. Private residential prices are up, quarter on quarter, after almost four years of continuous declines. Land prices are rising, both in government tenders and in bids to ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Steps Up Fintech Initiatives as Festival Unfolds
The Monetary Authority of Singapore unveiled a raft of new initiatives to further the city’s push into financial technology, including a project to improve banks’ ability to detect money launderers and others on blacklists, and a tie-up with the ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore is so much more than a stopover destination – and here are the best things to see and do for a week’s break
Singapore has long served as a stopover destination for both business travellers and holidaymakers - but the island country actually has so much more to offer. In fact, there's so much to see and do that if you were to cram them all into your itinerary ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore founder’s grandson names lawyer in contempt case
SINGAPORE/CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts (Reuters) - A nephew of Singapore’s prime minister said a contempt of court proceeding against him, stemming from comments he made about the country’s legal system, was “meritless” and he had appointed a lawyer to ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore still vulnerable to cybercrime amidst Smart Nation plans
Lack of trained human capital is to blame. The Singapore government has launched Smart Nation plans to increase productivity, but their implementation is still likely to cause mixed results, BMI Research said. According to the firm's analysis, programmes ... ( read original story ...)
Here’s the latest developments in the Fintech industry in Singapore
Singapore is slowly becoming a financial technology hub. The country has emerged as a worthy competitor to the likes of London when it comes to drawing intellectual and funding capital. Efforts by the Monetary Authority of Singapore – geared towards ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Morning News For November 13
The public consultation for the draft Cybersecurity Bill has closed, and attracted a more-than-expected 92 submissions from a “wide and diverse range of stakeholder groups”, according to the Ministry of Communications and Information (MCI) and the ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Traders Are About to Get Their First Lunch Break in Six Years
Imagine not having a lunch break for 6 1/2 years. For stock brokers in Singapore, that’s about to end. Starting Monday, some 3,000 of them will be able to step out for an hour from noon for a midday trading intermission, taking a break at the same time ... ( read original story ...)
Qantas’s Kangaroo route to boost Singapore
The Singapore Tourism Board expects more Australian tourists will visit the Lion City after Qantas reinstates the Kangaroo route between Australia and Britain in March. Of the 16.4 million international holiday-makers and business visitors Singapore draws ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s Lee arrives for Asean Summit
The public family feud dominated Singapore’s news in June, with his siblings accusing him of wanting to turn their ancestral home into a monument of the Lees to bank on his father’s name for political gains. The Philippines and Singapore have enjoyed ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Morning News For November 10
Three radicalised Singaporeans have been arrested under the Internal Security Act (ISA) between September and this month for engaging in terrorism-related activities, including a soldier who was serving full-time national service at the time of arrest ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore keen on starting new ventures in Tamil Nadu: Consul General Roy Kho
Singapore is keen on starting new ventures in Tamil Nadu and strengthening its ties with India, a diplomat of the country has said. "Singapore accounts for 3.4 per cent of India's foreign trade and is keen on starting new ventures in Tamil Nadu for ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Morning News For November 9
Singapore was the fourth-most visited city in the world last year with 16.6 million visitors to the country, according to Euromonitor’s latest ranking of the top 100 tourist destinations released on Tuesday (Nov 7). Singapore was named by a news travel ... ( read original story ...)
The best cheap places to eat in Singapore – from street hawkers to restaurants
Looking for fine dining on a budget in Singapore? Check out these excellent but affordable places to eat, from Michelin-starred street hawkers to gourmet restaurants When the Michelin Guide to Singapore launched in 2016 it cemented the city’s reputation ... ( read original story ...)