Singapore is planning to introduce a new law that would enable police in the city-state to order banks to restrict the accounts of individuals who are suspected to be targets of scams.
Singapore man sentenced to almost 4 years for drug possession in scheme to frame wife
Aug. 30 (UPI) --A Singapore man has been sentenced to 46 months in prison for possessing cannabis he acquired to set up his wife for a potential death sentence that would enable him to get around the ...
‘Perfect Crime’: Singapore Man Plants Cannabis To Frame Wife, Boasts About It To Girlfriend
Tan Xianglong, a 37-year-old man from Singapore, has been sentenced to nearly four years in prison for attempting to frame his wife by planting 500 grammes of cannabis in her car. Tan’s actions were ...
Feedback wanted on proposed Bill to temporarily restrict bank transactions of scam victims
In the first half of 2024, 86% of reported scams were the result of voluntary money transfers. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Economics tutor jailed five weeks, ordered to pay S$72,770 in penalties for tax evasion
AFTER being found guilty of underreporting the sales and profits of his tuition centre, and his income taxes, an economics tutor was sentenced to five weeks’ jail and ordered to pay S$72,770.79 in ...
Hacked crypto exchange WazirX in talks with 11 global exchanges for capital infusion; signed NDAs with three
WazirX founder and CEO Nischal Shetty in an affidavit with a Singapore Court said that the hacked exchange’s parent entity Zettai is currently in different stages of talks with 11 global crypto ...
Singapore ranks first globally in crypto adoption
Singapore has secured the top spot globally in crypto adoption this year, thanks to high scores in technology and regulatory environment, according to a recent study. The country scores 9.5 over 10 in ...
Plan to send Vietnamese offshore wind power to Singapore progresses
Singapore wants to import up to 4GW of clean power from neighbours by 2035, as lack of available land in city-state hinders its own renewable energy build out ...
Singapore needs economists to help make difficult economic policy choices: DPM Gan
SINGAPORE - Singapore will have to make tough economic policy choices to beat the odds and increase opportunities of growth and employment for its people, said Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong on ...
Two injured after Singapore-flagged vessel hits another ship in Australian port
SINGAPORE: Two crew members were injured after a Singapore-flagged vessel hit another ship in an Australian port on Friday (Aug 30).
“Indian Women Have Unbelievable Amount Of Gold, Silver”: Investor Jim Rogers
When asked about investing in gold and silver, Jim Rogers called himself an "old peasant" and said precious metals help during difficult times.
Reits with data centres and hospitals among upcoming IPOs: SGX
Since Singapore’s maiden Reit listing in 2002, SGX has had more than 50 Reit and property trust IPOs. Following delistings and consolidations, the industry now has 39 actively traded trusts listed on ...
Tata Group’s Media Unit IPO Plans Shelved Following Minority Stake Acquisition: Report
The Tata Group has reportedly put on hold its plans for an IPO of its entertainment content distribution platform, Tata Play Ltd., following the acquisition of minority investors. What Happened: The ...
Trust Bank set to be Singapore’s 4th largest retail bank by end-2024
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Business sentiment amongst Singapore property players improves in Q2
Business sentiment amongst property players in Singapore improved in Q2, driven by expectations of better economic performance in the second half of the year. ( read original story ...)
S$3.85m landed property burglaries by foreign syndicates: Value of jewels stolen revised down for 2 suspects
Between early June and August, 10 burglary cases were reported in private estates around the Rail Corridor and Bukit Timah Road, with stolen items valued at S$3.85 million in total. ( read original story ...)