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Singapore’s Grab beats revenue estimates on strong delivery, mobility demand
Singapore's Grab beat Wall Street expectations for first-quarter revenue on Tuesday, benefiting from resilient demand for its ride- ...
Singapore’s regulator works with banks, agencies to use AI in fight against financial crime
SINGAPORE: The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said Monday (May 4) it is working with the banking industry, the Government Technology Agency of Singapore and the Singapore Police Force to ...
Conquering Aviation’s 18-Hour Everest: Why You Won’t Find A Single Economy Seat On This Plane
Surviving the 18-hour LAX to Singapore nonstop requires strategy. Unlock our expert guide to Singapore Airlines, from solo seats to dining secrets.
5 new restaurants in Singapore to check out this May 2026
If April was a great month for foodies – ahem, four-hour queues for smash burgers and snaking lines for wallet-friendly Japanese pasta – then May is certainly keeping the momentum going. First up, an ...
Singapore’s OCBC to buy HSBC wealth, premier banking portfolio in Indonesia
By Jasmeen Ara Islam Shaikh and Yantoultra Ngui May 4 (Reuters) - Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp said on Monday its Indonesian unit has agreed to acquire certain assets and liabilities of HSBC's wealth ...
Singapore and New Zealand sign deal on fuel, food security after supply chain choked by Mid-East war
Singapore agreed to the continued flow of refined fuel to New Zealand in exchange for food security on Monday as the trade partners firmed up supply chains choked by the Middle East War.
Singapore and NZ sign deal to keep supply chains open, say they are open to interest from other countries
SINGAPORE, May 4 (Reuters) - The leaders of Singapore and New Zealand signed an agreement to keep their supply chains open during times of crisis on Monday, and said they hoped the agreement would be ...
World’s first legally-binding supply chain resilience agreement inked between Singapore and New Zealand
Singapore and New Zealand inked the world's first legally-binding bilateral supply chain resilience agreement on Monday (May 4) — with the two countries committing to continue trading essential ...
Singapore, New Zealand sign agreement to keep essential supplies flowing even during crises
Singapore and New Zealand sign a landmark agreement to ensure essential supplies flow during crises, strengthening bilateral cooperation. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore seeks industry, public feedback on legal framework for autonomous vehicles
The consultation will focus on the responsibility and accountability of key players involved in autonomous vehicle deployments, among other areas.
SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF ARTS 2026 SETS THE STAGE FOR “LET’S PLAY!”
Organised by Arts House Group, Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) returns from 15 to 30 May 2026 with the tagline "Let's Play!", inviting audiences to explore, experiment and connect ...
Singapore, New Zealand can cooperate in supply chain resilience, digital and green economy: PM Wong
The countries’ leaders will witness the signing of a trade agreement for essential supplies Read more at The Business Times.
Indian woman in Singapore compares life after moving from India: ‘Still not over how it functions so well’
An Indian woman shared glimpses of life in Singapore and praised the city’s order, safety and green spaces. | Trending ...
New Zealand PM Christopher Luxon to make three-day official visit to Singapore
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is on a three-day official visit to Singapore from Sunday (May 3) to May 5.Singapore's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) said in a statement on Sunday that ...
After 12 years of pushing for ‘car-lite’ Singapore, desire for car ownership remains high. What gives?
From caregiving needs to everyday convenience, real-world constraints make it difficult for some people to move away from driving cars. Transport experts say that such needs are not easily addressed ...