Singapore is not rushing to set AI regulation even as there are repeated calls for government interventions to address its risks. "We are currently not looking at regulating AI," Lee Wan Sie, director ...
Cabin Crew Needed Surgery After Severe Turbulence Hits Flight From Singapore To London
Flight BA12 left Changi Airport at 11.16 pm on Thursday and was originally scheduled to arrive in London at about 6 am (London time) on Friday.
Progress Singapore Party NCMPs file parliamentary questions to seek clarification on Ridout Road saga
Both Non-Constituency Members of Parliament (NCMP) from the Progress Singapore Party (PSP) has raised parliamentary questions about state bungalow tenancies by Singapore Cabinet Ministers, urging the ...
UOB and BBH Singapore highlight the importance of acting with vision when passing the torch
UOB Private Bank has just launched a short film which showcases the power of a long-term vision and generational legacy produced by BBH Singapore. In the latest step in the Bank’s ongoing brand ...
UOB Kay Hian downgrades SIA to ‘sell’ on its stretched valuation
Despite the downgrade, the analyst is still positive on SIA’s outstanding performance, making it the best in the region, noting that the airline is fully out of the woods for a year already compared ...
Singapore battles technical recession risks as GDP slated to contract in Q2
The Lion City’s non-oil domestic exports (NODX) is expected to contract further in the third quarter of 2023 but make a recovery in the last three months of the year. RHB now expects full-year NODX to ...
How Singapore’s Job Slowdown May Impact Non-Resident Indians There
Singapore reported some weak economic numbers raising fears of a recession. Annual exports fell for the eighth consecutive month while total employment expanded at a slower rate, retrenchments rose, a ...
Luxury gourmet lifestyle group explains why it chose Singapore for Bacha Coffee’s flagship store
Taha Bouqdib, CEO and president of V3 Gourmet, which owns Bacha Coffee, says having a flagship store in Singapore makes it easy to do business in larger markets like Malaysia, Indonesia and China.
SMRT to expand rail business overseas while planning local private-hire industry growth
Transport operator SMRT Corporation has unveiled plans to expand its rail business outside of Singapore and is also looking towards the private-hire industry for growth from the merger of SMRT’s taxi ...
What does “LTE” mean on my phone?
LTE on your phone means that your phone is connected to your carrier's LTE network. Thanks to LTE, you can access the internet at high speed using your cellular data connection. “LTE” refers ...
Singapore’s job slowdown could hurt NRIs
Based on data from Enterprise Singapore, a statutory board under Singapore's Ministry of Trade and Industry, non-oil domestic exports (NODX) declined 14.7 per cent in May. This is following a fall of ...
Opnfi and actyv.ai Partner to Bring Embedded Finance Solutions for Businesses in South Asia, ASEAN & MEA
Opnfi and actyv.ai announced today a strategic partnership to bring B2B Embedded Finance solutions for businesses in South Asia, ASEAN and MEA.
UOB Highlights the Importance of Acting with Vision When Passing the Torch
Little Black Book, BBH Singapore has created an emotive film, directed by David Tsui, tells a story of Kazakh eagle hunting ...
Singapore Bourse May See Profit Taking On Monday
The Singapore stock market has climbed higher in three straight sessions, collecting more than 70 points or 2.2 percent along the ...
How Singapore’s job slowdown may impact non-resident Indians in city-state
Last week, Singapore reported some weak economic numbers raising fears of a recession. Annual exports fell for the eighth consecutive month while total employment expanded at a slower rate, ...
Goodbye to Singapore’s version of Hollywood: Remainder of Tuas TV World to be demolished
Once hailed as the biggest outdoor television studio in the region, what remains of the now-defunct Tuas TV World is set to be demolished by the second quarter of 2024.The 6.6ha facility had eight ...