British producer Lydia Baines trailed a family of smooth-coated otters in Singapore. Or, more accurately, she and her team raced after them. Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com ...
Ryde Group makes historic debut at NYSE as first Singaporean ride-hailing start-up to IPO
SINGAPORE: Ryde Group Ltd marked a historic milestone on Friday (5 April) by becoming the... The post Ryde Group makes historic debut at NYSE as first Singaporean ride-hailing start-up to IPO appeared ...
Is Singapore soulless? Depends on what you’re looking for
While some readers shared the sentiment that Singapore has little to offer to tourists, others said it's a good place for business and shopping.
Singapore, the edible city?
All over Singapore – on common grass patches, roadside trees and sandy beaches – edible life flourishes, unnoticed by most. Only local foragers are exempt from ignorance. Foraging – the ancient ...
Singapore’s outbound investments plunged by whopping 94.9% YoY in 1Q24
SINGAPORE: In a significant downturn, outbound investments from Singapore have witnessed a staggering 94.9% year-on-year plunge... The post Singapore’s outbound investments plunged by whopping 94.9% Y ...
Singapore restricts supply, sale of contaminated mussels from Malaysia’s Port Dickson
Singapore is restricting the supply and sale of mussels from Port Dickson in Malaysia after the resort town recorded eight cases of food poisoning from consuming mussels contaminated with biotoxins. S ...
Love hoaxes to money mules: She fights scams in Singapore as SPF’s Anti-Scam Command lead investigator
Deputy Superintendent of Police Sindhu Dasan leads a specialist police team that tackles scams – from concert ticket fraudsters to major con rings based overseas. She tells CNA Women how her team ...
3 Singapore blue-chip stocks the next generation can still benefit from
SINGAPORE: Blue-chip stocks are known to offer a solid foundation for any investor’s portfolio. Selecting... The post 3 Singapore blue-chip stocks the next generation can still benefit from appeared f ...
5G to drive Singapore’s mobile service revenue to $2.7b in 2028: GlobalData
An expert predicts that 5G subscriptions will surpass that of 4G’s in 2025. A GlobalData report said the growing 5G adoption in Singapore will boost mobile data service revenue, reaching $2.7b (US$2b) ...
A yen for Japan: Singapore investors sink money into hospitality as tourism booms
The country has red-hot potential and remains excellent value for money, say Singapore investors. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore govt and police refute claims they had asked migrant worker’s employer to deport him despite working there for 16 years
The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) has refuted claims that the ministry and the police had advised the employer of a Bangladeshi worker, who has worked in Singapore for 16 years, to deport him from ...
Bilateral trade between India-Singapore reaches to $35.6 bln in FY 2022-23
In terms of India’s exports, Singapore is the sixth largest export destination in the world, and in terms of imports, the city-state is the eighth largest source for India globally during 2022-23.
Asean finance chiefs end Laos meeting amid hopes of improving economy despite challenges
SINGAPORE – A rebound in exports and tourism is likely to aid most South-east Asian economies in performing better in 2024 than in 2023, said top finance officials of the region at a meeting in Laos.
Singapore to restrict sale, supply of tainted mussels from Malaysia’s Port Dickson
The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) says it is also working with importers to verify the source of their mussel imports.
Singapore restricts sale, supply of Port Dickson mussels
SINGAPORE: Singapore has imposed limitations on the distribution and purchase of mussels from Port Dickson, Malaysia, as they have been found to contain harmful biotoxins.
India-Singapore trade up 18.2% to $35.6 bln
"Our imports from Singapore in FY 22-23 were USD 23.6 billion, a growth of 24.4 per cent, and exports to the city-state totalled USD 12 billion, up 7.6 billion in the previous financial year," he told ...