SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore fuel oil inventories climbed 8 percent in the week to Jan. 23, snapping four straight weeks of inventory declines in line with rising net imports of the fuel during the ... ( read original story ...)
Inside Dyson’s new £330m Singapore HQ where no one even has a desk
While the ‘Dyson Singapore Technology Centre’ was officially opened in February 2017, new pictures have been released showing inside of the complex. This comes as Brexit-backing businessman Sir James ... ( read original story ...)
Inside Dyson’s £330m headquarters in Singapore where firm will relocate after …
The 'Dyson Singapore Technology Centre' was officially opened in February 2017, with bosses claiming that it would concentrate on robotic engineering and artificial intelligence. But the complex, in S... ( read original story ...)
India emerged as world’s most-dynamic economies, says Singapore minister
India has emerged as one of the world’s most-dynamic economies, developing at a great pace and keeping at the forefront of technology and social innovation, Singapore’s health minister has said. Speak... ( read original story ...)
Kampong Glam residents get early CNY treat
SINGAPORE - UOB and the Central Singapore Community Development Council (CDC) on Friday (Jan 25) treated more than 150 families and seniors residing in the Kampong Glam area to a carnival and a reunio... ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s OUE to Sell U.S. Bank Tower in Los Angeles
OUE Ltd. said it plans to sell U.S. Bank Tower in Los Angeles and has started marketing the property. The building was acquired by a subsidiary of OUE in 2013 and has undergone a series of enhancement ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore to reduce military training after actor’s death
Singapore's military said Thursday it will reduce the length, intensity and frequency of its training programs after an actor in the reserves died from injuries he sustained overseas. Aloysius Pang wa... ( read original story ...)
Singapore proposes stricter rules for ride-hailing operators
SINGAPORE: Singapore is proposing to step up regulation of ride-hailing companies such as Grab and Go-Jek, bringing rules for the services in line with taxi operators in a bid to better protect the sa... ( read original story ...)
Singapore unveils implementation guides, forms industry committee to boost telecom security
Singapore suffers 'most serious' data breach ... unveiled a implementation guide that aimed to make it more convenient for consumers to register for mobile services online, securely, by enabling opera... ( read original story ...)
John Wilkinson: Singapore international on nappies, bears and lower-league football
Wilkinson (left) faced then Manchester United midfielder Anderson in an international friendly in 2008 Food poisoning isn't pleasant at the best of times. But imagine playing in a World Cup qualifier ... ( read original story ...)
Ocean Bunkering tops 2018 list of Singapore’s largest marine fuel suppliers
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore-based Ocean Bunkering Services (OBS) Pte Ltd topped the 2018 list of largest marine fuel suppliers operating in the world’s biggest ship refueling hub, data released fr... ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s $40 bln flash crash clouds IPO push
HONG KONG, Jan 25 (Reuters Breakingviews) - Singapore could ill afford a flash crash. Shares of Jardine Matheson abruptly plummeted some 80 percent on Thursday before quickly rebounding. It's a setbac... ( read original story ...)
‘Fat finger’ not to blame in Jardine stock plunge: Singapore regulator
No 'fat finger' error was involved when share prices of conglomerate Jardine Matheson Holdings Ltd plunged briefly Thursday, wiping out $41 billion in market value, Singapore's stock market ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s decades-long quest to be Asia’s new art hub
Singapore Art Week is now in full swing, but one event is conspicuous by its absence. The annual fair Art Stage Singapore -- once the centerpiece of the week-long program -- was canceled with just nin... ( read original story ...)
A $41 Billion Flash Crash in Singapore Gives Traders Fright
(Bloomberg) -- What was shaping up to be a ho-hum market open in Singapore suddenly became the most dramatic session in years, with a haphazard spree of sell orders causing a $41 billion crash in the ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Is Seeing an Unprecedented Mortgage Slowdown
Rising interest rates and the latest round of property curbs have put the brakes on mortgage demand at Singapore’s banks, potentially further dragging down the city’s housing market. Home-loan growth ... ( read original story ...)