Under the OFS, Bupa Singapore Holdings and Fettle Tone will offload their ... Analysts advised investors to subscribe to the IPO from a long-term perspective even though it is priced on the aggressive ...
Singapore proposes unprecedented laws to stop stubborn scam victims from sending money to syndicates
SINGAPORE: With the scam situation getting worse here each year, the authorities are now preparing to take some intrusive measures to combat the scourge.
UOB shares jump after CEO says bank will consider share buyback, sees better loan growth in 2025
SINGAPORE – UOB will consider a share buyback, among other options, chief executive Wee Ee Cheong said at an earnings briefing on Nov 8, sending the bank’s shares rallying. The stock closed up $2.39, ...
Sharael Taha on Economic Expansion Incentives (Relief from Income Tax) (Amendment) Bill
Singapore's attractiveness for foreign direct investments is underpinned by its robust legal framework, skilled workforce, political stability, excellent transportation system and world-class ...
QCP Trading Moves Toward Regulated Crypto Spot Trading with MAS Approval
QCP Trading, a provider of over-the-counter (OTC) spot trading services for digital assets, has been granted in-principle approval for a Major Payment Institution (MPI) license by the Monetary ...
Singapore Air Vows to Expand Capacity Despite Rising Competition
Singapore Airlines Ltd. says it doesn’t plan to rein in expanding its capacity despite previously warning of a tougher outlook as competition from rivals intensifies.
Singapore study to test if pairing wearable devices with health coaches can change lifestyle habits
SINGAPORE – A team from Alexandra Hospital (AH) is testing if using wearable fitness devices alone can change lifestyle habits, or if there is a need for a human health coach to nudge people regularly. The pilot programme, called Activation, is a ...
Removing mandatory sentences for first-time offenders among proposed changes to Singapore’s road traffic laws
The changes are necessary to strike a balance between deterrence and proportionality, says the Home Affairs Ministry.
Korean vendor seeks to wind up troubled Qoo10 in Singapore High Court over S$72.3 million debt
SINGAPORE - A Korean gift certificates vendor that is allegedly owed nearly 76 billion won (S$72.3 million) in debt is seeking to wind up beleaguered online marketplace Qoo10 in Singapore’s High Court.
Singapore shares open higher on Monday; STI up 0.6%
Singapore-based investment holding company HS Optimus was the most actively traded counter by volume. The company – which operates investment, door manufacturing and property businesses – was trading ...
Singapore Airlines to invest ₹3,194.5 crore more into Air India after Vistara merger for 25.1% stake
Singapore Airlines will invest an additional ₹3,194.5 crore into the newly merged entity comprising of Vistara and the Tata-owned Air India for a 25.1% stake ...
Singapore police could get powers to stop people from voluntarily transferring money to potential scammers
A proposed law will allow the police to restrict the banking transactions of people who refuse to believe they are being scammed, the Ministry of Home Affairs said on Monday (Nov 11).
Singapore’s membership in international bodies must be based on national interests: Vivian Balakrishnan
WHETHER Singapore chooses to join a specific multilateral bloc or grouping must be carefully considered and guided by its national interests and the fundamental objectives of its foreign policy, said Minister for Foreign Affairs Vivian Balakrishnan on Monday (Nov 11) in Parliament.
POSB uses gen AI to age-morph everyday Singaporeans
DBS has launched a new Generative AI created campaign under the POSB umbrella to highlight the importance of financial wellness, emphasising that everyone can achieve their financial goals through ...
Flying out of Singapore? Get ready to pay higher fees
Travellers flying out of Singapore’s Changi Airport will soon to encounter a new reality: higher fees. The cost of departing from the renowned aviation hub – often rated as the world’s best airport – ...
Bangladesh’s Professor Yunus urges Singapore to help recover laundered funds and cut migration costs
Professor Muhammad Yunus, Chief Advisor to Bangladesh's Interim Government, called on Singapore to assist in recovering billions of dollars laundered from Bangladesh and to work together on reducing ...