Trends in the SGX Nifty hint a positive opening for the Indian share market. Nifty futures trading around 18,060 levels on the Singapore Exchange, signalling that BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty 50 may open ...
Standard Chartered and Wilmar close US$200 mil sustainability-linked trade finance facility
Standard Chartered and Wilmar International, on Jan 16, announced that both parties have closed a US$200 million ($263.7 million) sustainability-linked trade finance facility. The margin ratchet on ...
Go-Ahead Singapore to install solar panels on 50 more public buses after successful trial
Public bus operator Go-Ahead Singapore will install ultra-thin solar panels on the roofs of 50 more buses after a six-month, proof-of-concept trial in 2021 showed positive results. By end-April, a ...
Winning Secrets: Prudential Singapore’s people strategy is to invest in the social capital of the workforce
This involves recreating a sense of belonging in employees, a culture of continuous learning, equipping them with future-ready capabilities and more.
Singapore stocks start the week higher, STI up 0.2%
SINGAPORE stocks opened stronger in early trade on Monday (Jan 16), following a strong showing in the US and Europe markets. Read more at The Business Times.
AIA Singapore appoints Heung-min Son as its first brand ambassador promoting holistic wellness amongst Singaporeans
AIA Singapore today announced Tottenham Hotspur player Heung min Son, as its first Singapore brand ambassador. Heung min Son is a seven time Asian Footballer of the Year and last season became the fir ...
Here’s what really made Singapore CBD office rents rise in 2022
It was not because of increased demand. At the onset of Q4/2022, the impact of what had transpired in the cryptocurrency, technology and real economy sectors was leaching through to the office market, ...
Singapore REIT Investors Beware: 3 Red Flags That Could Lead to a DPU Decline
While the REIT sector has remained generally resilient, here are three warning signs that may result in a lower DPU. The post Singapore REIT Investors Beware: 3 Red Flags That Could Lead to a DPU ...
WEEKLY ROUND-UP: Sports happenings in Singapore (9-15 Jan)
Here is a round-up of sports events and developments in Singapore in the past week (9 to 15 January): Singapore clinch three golds at Asian Tenpin Bowling C'ships. S ...
Banks need to start managing nature-related risks: WWF-Singapore
WHILE Asia-Pacific banks generally recognise nature-related risks among their clients, the management of these risks have not been integrated into their policies and processes, according to a report ...
Singapore banks to remain resilient even as lending slows and credit quality looks set to weaken
Even as the race for savings and fixed deposits (FDs) shows no signs of letting up, concerns are emerging that as the economy slows and loan demand falls, banks may end up with deposits which they ...
Novel cell-based gene therapy developed in Singapore improves lives of cancer-stricken pets
SINGAPORE - In early 2020, Ms Bridget Low, 26, noticed a lump in her toy poodle’s neck. A biopsy found the mass cancerous. The dog, Oscar, had also had daily coughing fits. Read more at ...
Formal dress for men: Best clothes from good stores in Singapore
Modern formal dress for men is an essential part of any man's wardrobe. Whether you're looking to impress a date, or just want to wear something nice to your next fancy-dress party, a modern formal dress for men can help you look sharp and
Has Art SG fair boosted Singapore’s hopes to become Southeast Asia’s primary art market?
Art SG is Southeast Asia's largest contemporary art fair, with around 160 galleries from 35 countries and territories taking part; Early verdicts on th
Hope Runs High at the New Art SG Fair. But Slow Early Sales Cast Doubt on Whether Singapore Can Lead the Region’s Market
But reports of slow sales by some galleries raised the question over whether Singapore is ready to join Hong Kong and Seoul to lead the region's art market.
Manpower crunch for Singapore businesses as Malaysian workers go home for Chinese New Year | Video
With many Malaysian workers returning home for Chinese New Year, some Singaporean businesses who rely on them are forced to power through with limited staff, or even shut their doors. Clara Lee reports.