These investors contributed much-needed capital when the companies were still in their start-up phase, and today, enjoy huge returns. So how can Singapore investors get on the bandwagon? Click here to find out. More From Singapore Business Review ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong's soaring office rents now triple those of Singapore
The gap has boosted Singapore's appeal as a competitive business hub and made it a more attractive location for companies to house their regional headquarters, said the report released on Friday (March 3). Hong Kong's office rental premium over Singapore ... ( read original story ...)
Bogo City high-school team to compete in Singapore
THE 13-member Team Masiyentista of the City of Bogo Science and Arts Academy (CBSAA) will be competing in the Shell Eco-Marathon (SEM) Asia 2017 in Singapore. Team Masiyentista will be competing against 100 teams in Singapore from March 16 to 19 ... ( read original story ...)
Lunch With Sumiko: May Schooling, Singapore's most famous mum
"Joseph is the one you want," protests the mother of Singapore's first Olympic gold medallist. "I'm just his mother. What is there to write?" Or, she suggests, why don't I interview her husband Colin instead? No, I say, readers are interested in the woman ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore's Boo Junfeng named Best New Director at Malaysia film awards
SINGAPORE: Homegrown filmmaker Boo Junfeng bagged the Best New Director award for his critically acclaimed prison drama, Apprentice, at the inaugural Malaysia Golden Global Awards (MGGA) on Sunday evening (Mar 5). Speaking to Channel NewsAsia from Tokyo ... ( read original story ...)
Fears for Mugabe, 93, as he flees Zimbabwe on hospital run after ‘frothing at mouth'
A spokesman for Mugabe, 93, told Zimbabwe’s Daily News that the tyrant was in Singapore, where he has sought treatment in the past. It comes after the demagogue was seen “profusely” frothing at the mouth during his recent birthday bash and looking ... ( read original story ...)
Mugabe back home after medical review in Singapore
Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe returned home Sunday from Singapore where he had flown earlier this week for a medical review, his spokesman said. Mugabe returned “this morning”, spokesman George Charamba told AFP. He had travelled to Singapore ... ( read original story ...)