Frasers Property has been stepping up residential developments to tap into pent-up demand for luxury homes in Singapore. Last November, it partnered with Sekisui House to redevelop a serviced ... ( read original story ...)
Maiden plot in Singapore’s Bukit Timah Turf City snags nine bids as developers jostle for first-mover advantage
SINGAPORE: A consortium led by Frasers Property, Sekisui House and CSC Land Group (Singapore) has submitted a top bid of S$491.5 million in a hotly contested tender exercise for the first residential ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s new blueprint lets residents choose ideal home more freely
Singapore’s latest draft masterplan will give residents greater flexibility in choosing an ideal living environment across the island, with amenities – as well as workspaces in some cases – located ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Q1 industrial sales volume drops to a 5-year low
According to a Savills report, Singapore’s strata industrial sales activity remained ... Compared with the preceding quarter, Savills’ basket of 30- and 60-year leasehold property prices also posted ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore opens new facility for gallium nitride, an emerging semiconductor material
Singapore could be the next big innovator in fast chargers and electric cars, thanks to a new centre focused on gallium nitride, an emerging semiconductor material. Run by the Agency for Science, ...
Investing during a crisis
Investors can either pre-empt the situation or wait for the markets to react before buying stocks at cheap valuations,” says Thiveyen Kathirrasan, head of research at The Edge Singapore.
Heavy trading but little weight as Singapore stocks respond to Middle East tensions
Mainboard-listed oil exploration and production company Rex International and upstream oil and gas company RH Petrogas were the two most-traded counters on June 24.
At least S$3mil lost since June to scammers who used WhatsApp screen sharing: Singapore police
SINGAPORE: Scammers posing as Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) officers have stolen at least S$3 million from 46 or more victims since June, by exploiting WhatsApp's screen sharing function to ...
Will crypto bills be delayed until 2026? – Senator Lummis shares insight
Notably, President Donald Trump initially set a deadline for August. However, Senator Lummis warned that delays are likely. She expects the legislation’s final phase could extend into early 2026. This ...
Singapore detains self-radicalised teens; 15 yr-old girl planned to join ISIS, 17 yr-old targeted mosques
Singapore's ISD issued security orders to two self-radicalised teenagers in early 2025. A 15-year-old girl, influenced by ISIS propaganda, became the first female youth under a Restriction Order, ...
What will drive Singapore to double its stock market value by 2030?
Singapore could even rank closer to peers like Taiwan and Australia. Singapore is on track to nearly double its stock market capitalisation by 2030, driven by productivity gains, equity market reforms ...
DBS, OCBC and UOB release study on the financial implications of nature-related risks
It aims to encourage and accelerate assessments of nature-related risks across the financial sector. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Should You Buy? Singapore Stocks with Big Share Buybacks
Discover which companies are buying back their shares and what could be your next investment move. The post Should You Buy? Singapore Stocks with Big Share Buybacks appeared first on The Smart ...
Singapore stocks rise on June 26 amid mixed regional trading, STI up 0.3%
Across the broader market, gainers outnumbered losers 294 to 185. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore Firms Ask for More Time to Meet Climate Disclosure Regulations
Thousands of businesses in Singapore are asking regulators to give them more time to meet tougher climate-disclosure rules, worried that they won't be ready to comply with a looming reporting deadline ...
Jail for Malaysian man linked to use of stolen credit card details to buy phones worth over S$45,000 in Singapore
SINGAPORE: Two men came to Singapore and used stolen credit card details to buy 23 mobile phones worth more than S$45,000 in total. Most of the devices were later resold in Malaysia for profit.