Tai recently received flak for his appearance on Taiwanese variety show Student where he claimed Singapore stole Malaysia's dishes and called the country's attractions "man-made".
Singapore’s November factory output marks two straight months of growth, up lower-than-expected 1%
SINGAPORE’S manufacturing output gained 1 per cent on year in November, extending October’s surprise 7.6 per cent growth, which had come after a year-long slump. Read more at The Business Times.
Singapore’s manufacturing output up by 1.0% y-o-y in November
Singapore’s manufacturing output increased by 1.0% y-o-y in November as output across all clusters – except biomedical manufacturing and precision engineering – increased. Excluding biomedical ...
Singapore November core inflation signals subdued demand
SINGAPORE: Singapore’s core inflation edged lower in November, giving the central bank room to extend its monetary-policy pause next month to support the economy.
Elevating Singapore’s education infrastructure with modern networks
From an IT perspective, the foundation for supporting students’ educational success begins at the networking level.
Singapore warns of scammers impersonating central bank officers
About 41 individuals have fallen victim to scammers, with $2.6m in losses. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the Singapore Police Force (SPF) has warned the public of scammers pretending ...
Singapore November core inflation slows to 3.2% y/y
Singapore's key consumer price gauge slowed to 3.2% in November on the year, in line with expectations, official data showed on Tuesday, and headline inflation fell to 3.6%. In a joint statement, the ...
‘Unfair to residents’: Homeowners in Mandai divided over proposed columbarium complex, impact on property prices
Mandai's no ghost town - but perhaps it may be in the future. Some residents there have aired their grievances after the government announced a proposal to build a new columbarium complex in Mandai, ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s most influential lawyers under 40
One of this year’s awardees assisted in Singapore’s largest money laundering investigation. In search of the best lawyers in the country, Singapore Business Review reached out to over 20 legal firms ...
Time to reshape Singapore’s tax incentives and grants regime: Deloitte’s budget recommendations
Ahead of the highly anticipated OECD’s tax avoidance initiatives, Deloitte recommends fiscal subsidies for large enterprises.
Coffee chains are crowding Singapore in hopes of jumpstarting their global expansions
Singapore's prominence as a global financial hub has attracted international coffee chains to the country despite an already competitive market.
Singapore ranks 3rd in latest global rich list
SINGAPORE: Singapore has secured the third position in the latest ranking of the world’s wealthiest... The post Singapore ranks 3rd in latest global rich list appeared first on The Independent Singapo ...
Singapore shares inch up on Tuesday amid thin trading; STI up 0.1%
SINGAPORE stocks started the week in slightly positive territory amid thin trading on Tuesday (Dec 26), as the market resumed following the Christmas holiday weekend. Read more at The Business Times.
KL-Singapore is the world’s busiest international air route in 2023
The skies above Southeast Asia witnessed the most bustling air traffic in 2023, with the Kuala Lumpur-Singapore route soaring to the top of the world's busiest international flight paths, according to ...
Commentary: PRISM+ ad saga signals greater greenwashing accountability for Singapore companies
The ruling against an air-con ad is significant in a broader, global movement against greenwashing, says law academic Preston Wong.
Carrier USS Carl Vinson Back in the South China Sea After Singapore Port Visit
Aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70) and its escorts are back underway in the South China Sea following a short port visit to Singapore. The Vinson Carrier Strike Group is one of the few ...