If you’re tired of the usual dining options and want to explore some hidden gems, here are six new and buzzy restaurants to check out for your next date night: Location: 1 Kim Seng Promenade, #B1-134, Great World, Singapore 237994. Opening Hours: Open daily 11.30 am to 3 pm, 5.30 pm to 10 pm.
Singapore consumers need over S$500,000 to achieve financial freedom: Singlife survey
A Singlife survey found that the average S'pore consumer needs to have savings of S$566,640 to achieve financial freedom. How long will it take?
Singapore executes third prisoner in 2 weeks for drug trafficking
Singapore has executed a third prisoner in two weeks for drug trafficking, despite calls for the city-state to halt capital punishment for drug-related crimes.
Actress Diya Menon enjoys vacation with family in Singapore
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Property auction market’s sales value drops to its lowest level since 1H20
Sales value clocked in at $15.2m. Despite successfully hammering 11 properties, Singapore’s property auction market still recorded a 59.7% HoH lower sales value in 1H23. Of the total properties sold ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore worked with UK authorities on fraud case involving ex-F1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone: DPM Wong
SINGAPORE: Singapore worked closely with authorities in the United Kingdom on their investigation and prosecution of former F1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone, Deputy Prime Minister Lawre ...
Singapore’s building technology in need of a new climate era
Singapore has gone from a mudflat swamp with fishing villages to an island metropolis boasting one of the world’s highest incomes and population densities – in a little more than 150 years.
Singapore bank DBS’ Q2 profit beats estimates; expects record year
Singapore's biggest bank DBS Group said on Thursday its second-quarter profit jumped a forecast-beating 48% to a new record as higher interest rates helped drive income growth, and forecast growth in ...
Singapore bank DBS’ Q2 profit jumps 48% to record, beats forecasts
SINGAPORE: Singapore's biggest bank DBS Group said on Thursday (Aug 3) its second-quarter profit jumped a forecast-beating 48 per cent to a new record as higher interest rates helped drive income ...
DBS Q2 profit jumps 48% to $2.69b; dividend of 48c declared
DBS Group Holdings on Thursday reported record quarterly earnings as higher interest rates continued to lift its margins despite muted loan growth. Wealth management and card fees also rebounded after ...
DBS Q2 profit beats forecasts to rise 45% to S$2.6 billion; declares S$0.48 dividend
SINGAPORE’S largest lender DBS posted a net profit of S$2.6 billion for the second quarter ended June, representing a 45 per cent year-on-year increase from S$1.8 billion. Read more at The Business ...
Singapore not banning lorries for migrant worker transport despite accidents injuring dozens
Advocacy groups have called for a halt to the practice that has resulted in fatalities for migrant workers in past years. Businesses countered that a ban would pile on costs and result in traffic woes ...
Can Property Investing Ever Be Safe? Here’s Why A Guaranteed Real Estate-Backed Loan Could Be Your Best Option For Regular Passive Income
Since BigFundr’s targeted Deal returns of more than 6% nett p.a. are currently higher than fixed deposits and provide more stability than equity investments, investors can now diversify into investing ...
Singapore’s Bank DBS Second-Quarter Net Profit Jumps 48% On-Year
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's biggest bank DBS Group reported on Thursday a 48% rise in net profit in the second quarter from a year earlier on the back of stronger total income growth.
Singapore bank DBS’ Q2 profit jumps 48%, beats forecasts
Singapore's biggest bank DBS Group posted on Thursday a 48% surge in second-quarter net profit that beat expectations, as a stronger net interest income drove earnings.
Singapore PM Pushes Back as Opposition Slams Scandal Response
Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong vowed to protect the integrity of governance, fighting back opposition questions following a series of scandals that have put his party’s reputation to the test.