Ramadan bazaars all over the country this month are packed to the brim with visitors keen to try unique snacks or check out the stalls. While most bazaars have dedicated seating areas for those dining ...
Singapore to call for bids for new electricity generation capacity to be built by 2028
SINGAPORE, April 10 (The Straits Times/ANN): Singapore will be seeking bids to increase its electricity generation capacity by 2028 to meet the growing energy demand as the Government moves towards a ...
Singapore to ease visa rules to lure foreign workers. THESE jobs are most in demand
The jobs, which include artificial intelligence engineers, cybersecurity experts, and alternative meat scientists, are expected to be in demand ...
Singapore must broaden meritocracy, rethink approach to education and work: President Halimah
Opening the second session of parliament, President Halimah Yacob's address sets the agenda for the rest of this government's term.
Singapore Indian-Muslim couple shooed away from free Ramadan goodies by FairPrice staff
An Indian-Muslim couple were rudely stopped by an NTUC FairPrice employee from taking free Iftar goodie packs at the supermarket chain.
Disney Cruise Line to send new ship to Singapore
Disney Cruise Line is setting up shop in Southeast Asia with a new cruise ship set to debut in 2025. The line announced along with the Singapore Tourism Board that it will begin sailing from that port beginning in 2025 for at least five years with a new ship.
Singapore Badminton Open a smash hit with sponsors
Title sponsor Karim Family Foundation, presenting sponsor JK Technology will also fund the development of national players, post-career initiatives. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore ‘deeply concerned’ about violence in Israel and Palestinian Territories, urges restraint
SINGAPORE: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) on Monday (Apr 10) expressed concern over the recent escalation of violence in Israel and the Palestinian Territories. "Singapore remains deeply ...
Singapore ‘deeply concerned’ by escalating violence in Israel, Palestinian Territories: MFA
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) said on Monday (April 10) that Singapore is “deeply concerned” over a recent escalation of violence in Israel and the Palestinian Territories.
How DBS is helping a Singapore startup pave roads using a material made from recycled plastic waste
Oh Chu Xian, founder of Magorium, tells CNBC about the DBS Foundation Social Enterprise grant that helped the company pave a road at DBS Newton Green using recycled plastic waste.
Singapore: A perfect family-friendly holiday location
Much has been said about Singapore’s slightly zealous approach to law and order (such as the legendary chewing gum ban, or the police emergency signs indicating someone may have had their bicycle ...
1exchange, Singapore’s first MAS-regulated private securities exchange, welcomes official listing of Malaysian-based A PLUS BOSS
Singapore's first MAS-regulated private securities exchange in Singapore and a member of leading integrated private market ecosystem CapBridge Financial, is pleased to announce the listing of A PLUS ...
Singapore remains ‘deeply concerned’ by Israel violence, urges restraint: MFA
SINGAPORE: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) on Monday (Apr 10) expressed concern over the recent escalation of violence in Israel and the Palestinian Territories. "Singapore remains deeply concerned about the escalation of violence in Israel and the Palestinian Territories,
Singapore favors AI, alternative food talent in new visa scheme
SINGAPORE -- The Singapore government has unveiled details on how it seeks to attract foreign professionals as businesses prepare for one of the biggest updates to the country's visa scheme coming into effect in September.
How many Indians have visited Singapore so far in 2023? 3.5 times pre-Covid count
This is 62 per cent of 2019's first quarter figure of the 4.7 million people who visited Singapore in the first quarter of 2019. A total of 1,93,230 of these came from India which is about 3.5 times more than the 54,
Tapering relocation moves from Hong Kong, looming slowdown threaten Singapore office rents after stellar run
An end to Hong Kong-based companies’ relocation plans and an anticipated slowdown in Singapore’s economy will weigh on the city state’s office rents, which rose 5.9 per cent last year.