The Singapore stock market on Wednesday ended the two-day losing streak in which it had fallen more than 35 points or 1 percent. The ...
Stock Market Live Updates: SGX Nifty signals a negative start; Asian shares trade higher
Nifty futures on the Singapore Exchange traded 71 points, or 0.40 per cent, lower at 17,629, signaling that Dalal Street was headed for a negative start on Thursday. Following wild swings on the ...
Nifty to fall below 17400 or bears to take a back seat? 8 things to know before share market opening bell
Indian share market likely to open on a negative note, hints SGX Nifty. Global cues mixed after US Fed raises rates by 25 bps. Here are 8 things you need to know before stock market opens.
Singapore stocks open higher on Thursday, with STI up 0.1%; but banks take a hit
SINGAPORE shares rose in early trade on Thursday (Feb 2) after US stocks ended higher overnight. Read more at The Business Times.
MP Tin Pei Ling joins Grab Singapore as public affairs and policy director
Prior to joining Grab, Tin served as the chief executive officer at Business China. She was in this role since 2018.
More using blockchain to bring alternative assets to investors as stock market loses shine
SINGAPORE – Fund raising in public markets has dwindled over the past year in the wake of higher inflation and rising interest rates that have triggered volatility in stocks and bonds. Read more at ...
As HDB link-up vilified, researchers say country has much to learn from Singapore’s holistic approach to public housing
Several researchers have called into question the recent narrative demonising Putrajaya’s attempt to consult Singapore’s Housing and
Malaysian PM cultivates closer ties with Singapore
Singapore and Malaysia are not just close geographically, the two countries' histories, economies, cultures and politics being intertwined. The meeting was symbolic because it was the first face-to-face meeting of the two leaders since the pandemic,
Stop Scams podcast: Banking industry studying ‘money lock’ which customers can use to secure savings
SINGAPORE – Banking customers may soon be able to keep their savings safer with a “money lock” which allows them to voluntarily set aside a certain amount which cannot be digitally transferred out.
Singapore man gets S$10,000 fine for starving cat to death for two months
Khairulnizam Khan Kamalrozaman was fined S$10,000 (US$7,616) on Jan. 30 for not feeding his cat food and water for more than a month, leading to its death.
Singapore, EU digital pact to cover ‘all areas’ of bilateral cooperation
EU-Singapore Digital Partnership provides an "overarching framework" for collaboration across multiple areas in the cross-border digital economy, including electronic payments, data flows, 5G, ...
‘Concerning’ trend of radicalised youth in Singapore; 9 dealt with under ISA since 2015: Shanmugam
In the latest case, an 18-year-old student was detained under the Internal Security Act after he intended to carry out attacks in Singapore.
Crypto Red Packets: A New Spin On A Thousand Year-Old Lunar New Year Custom
A new generation is celebrating Lunar New Year with crypto red packets Elastos is holding a competition and giving away Lunar New Year r ...
ABB E-mobility private placement sets Sfr2.7bn valuation pre-IPO
With an implied valuation of Sfr2.7bn, ABB e-mobility could have a free-float of 25% after its planned IPO in the second half of the year ABB E-mobility took a group of international investors on ...
$28k in fines for two food importers over illegal import and sale of seafood and vegetables
One firm sold oysters from Canada before SFA was able to inspect, examine and certify the items. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore’s production sector predicted to remain gloomy in Q1
Singapore's manufacturing outlook may continue gloomy in the first quarter of 2023, after its manufacturing output shrank for a third consecutive month in December last year, said economists.