Jason Collins, who said he could die within weeks, praised Singapore as ‘the city of the future’, where he got approval ‘within 48 hours’.
Best credit card promotions in Singapore (December 2025)
This December, sign up for a credit card and you could walk away with welcome gifts like:the latest Apple iPhone 17 Pro, 256GB (worth $1,759)$20,000 Dream Holiday1-night stay at Capella Singaporeup to ...
Singapore PUB Reports Flash Flooding in Kembangan, Upper East Coast Road After Heavy Rain
PUB said a flash flood occurred in Sims Avenue East in Kembangan, affecting the stretch from Lorong Sarina to Lorong Mydin, at about 4.25 pm. About 10 minutes earlier, the agency had reported another ...
SEA Games 2025: Singapore hurdlers’ national records annulled after technical glitch
A Singapore National Olympic Council spokesperson said they were informed by Asian Athletics that technical issues with the timing system affected the statistical integrity of results. Read more at ...
Singapore Police Issue Advisory on Shell Investment Apps Linked to Fraudulent Schemes
In this scam variant, victims are first drawn in by social media advertisements promoting so-called investment products that promise high and quick returns.
A Simple Guide to Decoupling Property in Singapore: Legal Ways to Avoid ABSD
Buying a second property may be a dream come true to many, but in Singapore, it also means having to pay the hefty Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD). The ABSD for Singapore Citizens (SCs) buying a ... ( read original story ...)
HSBC, Swift, Ant International move tokenized deposits via ISO 20022
HSBC, Swift, and Ant International complete a cross-border proof of concept using ISO 20022 to transfer tokenized bank deposits in real time.
Singapore’s Exports Rise 13% Anually in June, Stronger Than Forecast
SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Singapore's non-oil domestic exports rose 13.0% in June from the same month a year earlier, government data showed on Thursday, outpacing analysts' estimates as shipments of ...
‘Deep respect’: Abu Dhabi seeks deeper ties, stronger investment flows with Singapore
[ABU DHABI] Abu Dhabi is stepping up efforts to expand economic ties with Singapore, as the emirate seeks new growth engines and deeper collaboration with Asia. Trade between the United Arab Emirates ...
Coinbase and Standard Chartered are expanding regulated crypto infrastructure for institutional clients
Coinbase and Standard Chartered have expanded their partnership to develop a broader range of crypto services, targeting institutional clients and focusing on regulated access to digital asset markets ...
Standard Chartered, Coinbase Expand Crypto Prime Services for Institutions
The companies will explore the development of trading, prime services, custody, staking and lending solutions for institutional clients.
Standard Chartered and Coinbase Deepen Partnership to Expand Institutional Digital Asset Collaboration
Standard Chartered and Coinbase announced today an expanded partnership on digital assets to explore the development of trading, prime services, custody, staking and lending solutions for ...
SGX’s ‘Next 50’ index stocks are not overvalued and still worth a look
The launch of the Next 50 takes place amid a wider push by SGX Group and the MAS to revitalise the Singapore stock market. In August 2024, the MAS set up a review group to recommend measures to ...
Hidden Costs of Buying Property in Singapore (And How to Budget for Them)
When planning a property purchase, most buyers solely focus on the price tag of the home. However, in the context of Singapore, making a home purchase often comes with a long list of hidden costs that ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore police seize over S$539,000, freeze 176 bank accounts in anti-scam operation
[SINGAPORE] The Singapore Police Force said on Friday (Dec 12) that it has seized more than S$539,000 in suspected scam proceeds and frozen “over 176 bank accounts” that may have been used in scams.
Jail for Malaysian man linked to Singapore crime syndicate that controlled 70 bank accounts; over RM2.6mil involved
Saddled by debts after taking loans from unlicensed moneylenders, a Malaysian man decided to work for a transnational criminal syndicate that later controlled 70 accounts at seven Singapore banks.