Car rental companies in Singapore are seeing a surge in demand as Singaporeans head out visiting this Chinese New Year. Despite the bookings, pressure is mounting on these businesses, who say they don ...
Top Stock Market Highlights of the Week: CapitaLand India Trust, Singapore Tourism and Treasury Bill Yields
We review the latest acquisition by one of CapitaLand’s REITs and turn our attention to the recovery in Singapore’s tourism numbers. The post Top Stock Market Highlights of the Week: CapitaLand India ...
Investment opportunities look promising from China’s reopening
Q: With China’s economy opening up, which sectors stand to benefit? What does this mean for the Singapore stock market, Hong Kong-listed stocks as well as Chinese counters? Read more at ...
Crypto Lender Genesis Files For Bankruptcy: Here Are The Companies That Have Collapsed So Far
With the industry facing a “crypto winter” many crypto companies, from exchanges to hedge funds, have had to deal with the fallout.
Singapore, a magnificent place to spend more than a few days
We recently returned from an extended short break in Singapore, where we allowed ourselves what we thought would be ample time to really get under its skin, to find the real Singapore. And while we ...
The Influx of Wealth Into Singapore Could Be a Major Boon for Lawyers
Singapore has dedicated to building and finessing its systems, regulations, and image as a hub for financial services, technology and innovation as well as dispute resolution, are finally paying off.
Hacker skipped bail and allegedly left Singapore illegally before arrest in Bangkok
SINGAPORE: A Singaporean man who was arrested in Bangkok earlier in January had absconded from court proceedings in Singapore in September 2022, while out on bail. He then allegedly l ...
5 Best Online Casino Singapore Sites In 2023
Generally, signing up in a legitimate and secure online casino with gaming authorities’ licenses would be best. Furthermore, your money or winnings are at stake, depending on your choice of online ...
Singapore PM advises people to get Covid-19 vaccinations and be vigilant amid CNY celebrations
Stay vigilant against Covid-19 amid the festive celebrations, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in his Chinese New Year message on Saturday.
Singapore expects to avoid economic recession but growth also depends on external conditions: PM Lee
The Government has made preparations for all possibilities and Singapore will try its best to strive for better results, he says. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Editor’s selection: Thome-OSM tie the knot, HSBC retreats from shipping and Euronav seeks to save Frontline tie-up
Next up, international bank HSBC has been steadily lowering its exposure to Greek shipping, according to several shipping and ship finance players in Athens. Despite selling sell its entire Greek ...
Singapore expects to avoid economic recession but growth also depends on external conditions, says PM Lee
The Republic expects to avoid an economic recession and still grow the economy, but this will depend on external conditions as well, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.
Singapore’s budget carrier Scoot says travel agent didn’t inform Amritsar flyers about new flight timings
Scoot Airlines, in its reply to the DGCA notice, said that the affected passengers were offered options to rebook free on another flight within 14 days, 120 per cent refund in form of vouchers and 100 ...
‘Dark clouds’ loom with possible recession in developed countries, but Singapore should be able to avoid same fate: PM Lee
SINGAPORE: Even as Singapore is likely to avoid a recession this year, there are still “many dark clouds” around the world, and Singapore will need to make the most of its advantages to weather this ...
Singapore’s young ponder Lunar New Year’s hongbao custom: ‘financial strain is painful’
It's traditional for cash-filled hong bao, or ang pow, to be given by married couples to parents, single adults, children at Lunar New Year; But some, including newlyweds, find th ...
Singapore charities see 50% more donations leading up to Chinese New Year | Video
With Chinese New Year around the corner, some charities are seeing as much as 50 per cent more in-kind donations than usual. To cope with the increasing amount of donated goods, some charities have to ...