Failing to stop when the traffic light she was approaching turned amber, a 34-year-old cyclist crashed into a pedestrian at a traffic junction in central Singapore. Jessica Mollie Edgill, a British ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore to stop issuing daily Covid-19 updates to media
The Ministry of Health (MOH) will stop issuing daily Covid-19 updates to the media from Tuesday (Dec 7), although the information, including infection numbers, deaths and intensive care unit (ICU) ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore: Man fined S$5,000 for deleting documents from employer’s Google Drive account after being fired
In a fit of anger after his employment at a meat producing firm was terminated, Tan Wei Chiang deleted several documents from the company’s Google Drive account. The company managed to recover most of ... ( read original story ...)
RateGain IPO Opens, Retail Portion Subscribed 97% In First Hour
The offer includes a fresh issue of shares worth INR 375 Cr and an offer for sale (OFS) of up to 2,26,05,530 shares. Shares worth INR 5 Cr have been reserved for the eligible employees. ( read original story ...)
RateGain Travel IPO: Retail portion subscribed fully on Day 1
RateGain Travel Technologies has decided to allocate 14,090,136 equity shares to 34 anchor investors at ₹425 apiece, valuing the transaction size to ₹598.83 crore. ( read original story ...)
Rategain Travel IPO: Retail portion subscribed 1.13 times
The IPO received 3.58 million bids against the offer of 17.35 million shares, according to stock exchange data ... ( read original story ...)
From Phantom to Ponyo, ChildAid 2021 set to entertain
SINGAPORE - The annual children's charity concert ChildAid returns as a hybrid event on Thursday (Dec 9).. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Singapore firms slightly more upbeat for Q1 2022 amid Omicron uncertainties: Survey
SINGAPORE - Singapore companies are looking ahead to 2022 with renewed optimism, though uncertainties remain over the new Omicron variant driving a new Covid-19 wave, a business sentiment index out on ... ( read original story ...)
Slight improvement in Singapore business sentiment for Q1 2022 despite Covid uncertainties: SCCB
BUSINESS confidence among local businesses has increased marginally for the first quarter of 2022, reaching a 2-year high despite continued uncertainties in the Covid-19 trajectory, the Singapore ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore floating PV company targeting offshore expansion
Floating PV is a growing niche in the solar sector, but its offshore segment has proven more difficult to activate, largely because of the difficulty of open-water energy generation. Nevertheless, one ... ( read original story ...)
Yahoo Singapore’s top five most-searched stocks in 2021
As we approach the end of 2021, here are the top five most-searched stocks by Yahoo Singapore readers, and some of the major events that affected each company. 2021 is a year of recovery for Singapore ... ( read original story ...)
COVID-19 and pregnancy in Singapore: Booster shots, home recovery, and isolation at hospitals
What if you get COVID-19 while you’re pregnant? What happens when you give birth while COVID-19 positive? What are the risks and benefits of vaccination for you and your unborn baby? CNA Women ... ( read original story ...)
2 Nigerian men jailed in Singapore for ‘leadership’ roles in transnational love scams
While based in Malaysia, Awolola Gbolahan Ayobami, 40, and Awolola Oladayo Opeyemi, 37, recruited money mules in Singapore to assist in receiving almost $900,000 from love scam victims. Scammers would ... ( read original story ...)
COMMENT: If Singapore wants esports, it needs to be a national priority
The Singapore government continues to invest in developing sports — most recently, a S$25 million package for COVID-19 relief, and plans to make football great again (a waste of time, in my opinion). ( read original story ...)
Malaysia-based Nigerians involved in global love scam syndicate jailed in Singapore
SINGAPORE: Two Nigerian nationals who were members of a transnational love scam syndicate based in Malaysia were sentenced to jail in Singapore on Tuesday (Dec 7). Awolola Oladayo Opeyemi, 37, was ... ( read original story ...)
UN committee: ‘Positive aspects’ in Singapore’s efforts to eliminate racial discrimination, but areas of concern remain
While there are “positive aspects” of Singapore’s efforts to eliminate racial discrimination, some areas of concern remain, a United Nations committee has found. These include claims that ... ( read original story ...)