SINGAPORE - Sincere Property Group was already one of the largest real estate developers in Chongqing city in central China before it made headlines here when Singapore's City Developments Limited's ... ( read original story ...)
DVS inspects egg farm in Jeram following recall by Singapore
The Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) has taken follow-up action by visiting and conducting an investigation on Lay Hong Bhd’s ‘CES 008’ farm in Jeram, Selangor, to identify the cause of ... ( read original story ...)
PM Lee: Globalisation still has a lot going for it, and has benefited everybody in Singapore
SINGAPORE, March 14 (The Straits Times/ANN): Globalisation ... competitiveness and control of technology. "But you cannot avoid working with one another because to go back to where you were, that way ... ( read original story ...)
Five IPOs to hit markets this week; seek to raise Rs 3,764 crore-check names and other details
Marina III (Singapore) Pte Ltd and International Finance Corporation (IFC). The issue, with a price band of Rs 1,488-1,490 a share, will open on March 15 and close on March 17. Laxmi Organics' IPO ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore PM says global anxiety over Beijing’s decisions is ‘not in China’s interest’
Lee Hsien Loong, in a BBC interview, says China’s positions have won it some friends but also caused tensions with major powers. ( read original story ...)
Australia-Singapore in talks for possible travel bubble
SINGAPORE: Australia and Singapore are in talks for a possible travel bubble that will allow residents to travel between the two countries without having to quarantine, the Foreign Ministry here ... ( read original story ...)
Globalisation still has a lot going for it, and has benefited everybody in Singapore: PM Lee
SINGAPORE - Globalisation may be under pressure, but there is still a lot going for it, and the imperative for countries to cooperate is not going away, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. ( read original story ...)
Singapore PM sees considerable risk of severe US-China tensions
Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said there was considerable risk of tensions between China and the United States becoming severe, and that while a military conflict was more likely than it ... ( read original story ...)
Not possible for Singapore and many countries, to choose between US and China, PM Lee tells BBC
Singapore's The Straits Times reported - It will not be possible for Singapore to choose between the United States and China, given the extensive ties the Republic has with both superpowers, said ... ( read original story ...)
17 new COVID-19 cases in Singapore, all imported
SINGAPORE: Seventeen new COVID-19 infections were reported in Singapore as of noon on Sunday (Mar 14), all imported cases, said the Ministry of Health (MOH) in its preliminary daily update. They were ... ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus: Australia aiming to create travel bubble with Singapore by July
The deal would allow Singaporeans and Australians who had been vaccinated to travel between the countries without quarantining. ( read original story ...)
Singapore gets first presidential vote in 18 years
Four candidates were certified on Thursday for Singapore's presidential election on August 27, setting the stage for the country's first contested polls for its head of state in 18 years. ( read original story ...)
Singapore PM says may reopen borders by end of 2021—BBC interview
SINGAPORE — Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said in a TV interview he hoped Singapore would start re-opening its borders by the end of the year as more countries ramp up vaccination drives ... ( read original story ...)
About 100,000 Malaysians working in Singapore to receive COVID-19 vaccine
PONTIAN: About 100,000 Malaysians working in Singapore are expected to be vaccinated against COVID-19 in the second phase of Malaysia's coronavirus immunisation programme. Johor's chief minister Hasni ... ( read original story ...)
COVID-19: Singapore detects 17 new cases, all imported
The Ministry of Health (MOH) has confirmed the detection of 17 new cases of COVID-19 infection in Singapore as of noon on Sunday (14 March), taking the country's total case count to 60,105. ( read original story ...)
Singapore lures in the rich with friendly rules and subsidies
Singapore is becoming the playground of the super wealthy. With its low-tax regime and its free-market credentials, foreign funds and assets have been flowing into the country even during the pandemic ... ( read original story ...)