Debt ceiling deal excludes cryptocurrency mining tax In a deal to raise the U.S. debt ceiling, President Joe Biden and Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy left out a tax on cryptocurrency mining.
Best Crypto Betting Sites in Singapore for 2023
Crypto betting sites have gained celebrity status in Singapore, as the allow significantly more transacting flexibility, allowing you to make quick and efficient deposits and withdrawals.
US Says China Declined Request to Meet Austin in Singapore
China declined a US request for Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin to meet his counterpart Li Shangfu in Singapore this week, part of what the Pentagon called a “concerning unwillingness” to engage in military discussions.
“Is it Turkey?”: Americans fail to guess the Singapore flag in a TikTok giveaway challenge
Random people on the streets are quizzed and if they guess the Singapore flag correctly, they can win a free piece of jewellery.
Singapore Fêtes Andrew Gn and Retrospective at Asian Civilizations Museum
The Paris-based designer’s blend of East and West hit home as the gala celebrating the museum’s 25th anniversary raised up to a record-breaking 1.3 million Singapore dollars.
Singapore’s Temasek cuts employee compensation for failed FTX investment decision
Temasek, Singapore’s state-owned investment firm, said on Monday that it has cut the pay of senior management and the investment team involved in the decision to invest in the now-bankrupt FTX ...
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The New HSBC TravelOne Credit Card: Unlock Instant Rewards Redemption+, up to 2.4mpd & Other Travel Privileges
During sakura season in Japan, my social media feed literally turned pink with the flurry of posts from friends who were “revenge travelling” and finally embarking on the long-awaited holidays... The ...
Singapore punishes state fund managers who invested in FTX
Singapore ’s state-owned conglomerate Temasek says it has docked wages for staff who were involved in the company’s investment in the now-bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX. The measure is being ...
Singapore’s Temasek Slashes Salary of Employees Who Had Recommended $275 Million FTX Investment
On Monday, Singapore’s state-owned investment company Temasek said it was slashing the salary for teams that had suggested it was a good idea to invest in the now collapsed crypto firm FTX, almost six ...
Singapore President Halimah Yacob says she will not run for second term in upcoming election
President Halimah Yacob will not be running for a second term as head of state in the upcoming election in 2023.
Trust Bank attracts more than S$1 billion in deposits, aims for breakeven by 2025
Trust Bank is also aiming to become Singapore’s fourth largest retail bank in terms of customer numbers by the end of next year.
Saudi diesel imports from Russia, exports to Singapore hit records
Leading crude exporter Saudi Arabia is maximising refining profits by importing unprecedented amounts of cheap Russian diesel and in turn shipping record volumes to Singapore, where the fuel can ...
Boon for Singapore as Indonesia scraps ban on sea sand exports
Indonesia has lifted a 20-year-old ban on sea sand exports, a copy of a government regulation showed, a measure that could help land expansion projects in neighbour Singapore, but with concern among ...
Can Singapore’s New Crop of Digital Banks Achieve Success?
While small geographically, Singapore has been big on transforming its banking sector. Unsurprisingly, the city-state was among the first to license digital-only banks. The first four were approved ...
115 travellers caught at Changi Airport for failing to declare S$18,500 worth of taxable goods brought into Singapore
The authories have caught 115 travellers at Changi Airport for failing to declare and pay duties on cigarettes, liquor, luxury bags and watches, among other items, imposing close to S$28,000 in penalties.