SINGAPORE--Singapore's key non-oil exports fell unexpectedly in November due to a high base of comparison from the previous year and amid a sharp deceleration in the highly volatile pharmaceutical seg... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Herald website allegedly “banned” in Singapore: website owner in Facebook post
A website reporting “independent Singapore news” has allegedly been banned in Singapore, according to the website owner. Singapore Herald, a website that started after another independent news platfor... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Herald moves its operation to Patreon after it got blocked in Singapore by IMDA
On its Patreon page, Singapore Herald claims to be a “Toronto-based news website covering independent news on Singapore”. It is unclear if circumventing the ban by publishing on a shared platform such ... ( read original story ...)
How Cheap Is The Singapore Stock Market Currently?
The Singapore stock market benchmark, the Straits Times Index (SGX: ^STI), has tumbled 1.3% so far for the month. With such weakness surrounding the local stock market, investors might be thinking: “H... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Stock Market Tipped To Open Under Pressure
The Singapore stock market on Friday wrote a finish to the two-day winning streak in which it had advanced more than 50 points or 1.7 percent. The Straight Times Index now rests just above the 3,075-p... ( read original story ...)
A Look at Some of the Cheapest Shares in Singapore’s Stock Market Right Now
In a recent article here, we saw that there were 112 net-net stocks, as of 14 December 2018. To understand what a net-net stock is, you can head here. In this article, let’s look at 20 of those cheape... ( read original story ...)
5 ways Singapore property developers get on Santa’s naughty list (Part 1)
Developers in Singapore are mostly reliable. In the rare instance when something goes wrong, however, it tends to go wrong in a big way. Not only is a house a very expensive purchase and any defects l... ( read original story ...)
5 ways Singapore property developers get on Santa’s naughty list
Developers in Singapore are mostly reliable. In the rare instance when something goes wrong, however, it tends to go wrong in a big way. Not only is a house a very expensive purchase and any defects l... ( read original story ...)
7 in 10 Singapore women worry about affordable healthcare after retirement
About 74% of Singapore working-age women are concerned about their ability to pay for their own care or medical bills when they reach retirement, making them more worried compared to their global peer... ( read original story ...)
Scale of theft at Shell’s Singapore refinery much greater, court docs show
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Around $150 millions' worth of oil was stolen from Shell's biggest global refinery over several years, Singapore court documents reviewed by Reuters show, far more than reported ... ( read original story ...)
Canadian Technology Accelerators Launch Across Asia
Earlier this week, a new Canadian Technology Accelerator (CTA) launched in Taipei. This follows the launch of another CTA in Singapore late last month. In total, there are four CTAs planned for Asia, ... ( read original story ...)
The Best Debit Cards in Singapore (2019)
spend $400/month for 4% rebate UOB Debit Card / Direct Visa Debit Card Earn SMART ... The DBS Visa Debit Card has my vote for being the one of the best debit cards in Singapore. You get 5% cashback fo... ( read original story ...)
Top 10 Singapore sports newsmakers in 2018
Singapore may not be among the top sporting nations even in Southeast Asia, but it nevertheless has a sizeable group of elite athletes who dedicate themselves towards the pursuit of sporting excellenc... ( read original story ...)
Boutique private bank carves out a niche
The enterprise, with its boutique private banking model, celebrated its 10-year anniversary in Singapore, and its drive in Asia shows no sign of abating, with recent changes a clear signal of intent. ... ( read original story ...)
Malaysia, Singapore shares edge higher as banks climb
KUALA LUMPUR (Nikkei Markets) -- Malaysia and Singapore shares edged higher Thursday as investors cautiously tip-toe back into markets amid signs of easing U.S.-China tensions. Banking stocks ... ( read original story ...)
Revolut gets European banking licence
Following on from the recent licences in Singapore and Japan, challenger Revolut has got its European banking licence. The “specialised” bank licence was facilitated by the Bank of Lithuania. This typ... ( read original story ...)