Sentosa Development Corporation (SDC) has launched a mobile sustainability exhibition designed to engage young learners across Singapore’s primary schools.
First look at the new Singapore Oceanarium at Resorts World Sentosa
The former S.E.A. Aquarium reopens after renovation on July 24 with 22 zones to explore. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Maybank Singapore, SCCCI collaborate on driving investment in JS-SEZ
Maybank Singapore Ltd has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry (SCCCI) to strengthen cross-border business collaboration and drive ...
NTT DC REIT’s flat trading debut shows Singapore’s struggle to revive a ‘lackluster’ stock market
NTT DC REIT’s IPO was supposed to be a shot in the arm for Singapore’s flagging equity market, decried by analysts as “lackluster” due to its lack of growth stocks and tiny number of listings. NTT’s ...
Singapore SMEs show resilience but tariff fears persist
Singapore’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are showing signs of renewed resilience despite a challenging macroeconomic and geopolitical backdrop. The OCBC SME Index rose to 50.5 in the ...
UOB partners The MICHELIN Guide Hotels in launch of its first-ever global MICHELIN Key selection
UOB is proud to announce that it is the Global Principal Partner of The MICHELIN Guide Hotels, the first time a Singapore company has partnered the distinguished ratings authority on an international ...
UOB Kay Hian’s Cheong to raise target price for Food Empire as well
"Food Empire will continue to see business growth as it successfully passes on pricing adjustments and embarks on strategic expansions with its strong brand equity" ...
Companies look to AI for financial resilience amid global volatility: DBS survey
SINGAPORE] Businesses around the world are rethinking long-term strategies as volatility rises, with generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) tools of particular interest, based on a global survey ...
Singapore confirms Indonesian oil tycoon Muhammad Riza Chalid not in country amid fuel import probe
Singapore’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has confirmed that Muhammad Riza Chalid, the Indonesian oil tycoon dubbed the “Gasoline Godfather”, is not in Singapore amid an ongoing probe into fuel import ...
Construction begins on Las Vegas Sands’ $8 billion ‘ultra luxurious’ resort in Singapore
Construction has started on an $8 billion "ultra luxurious" integrated resort in Singapore that will expand the city-state's Marina Bay Sands integrated resort and Las Vegas Sands' presence in Asia.
Singapore’s most famous landmark is undergoing an $8 billion expansion
The skyline-defining Marina Bay Sands is getting a fourth tower and new 15,000-seat entertainment venue. But its architect was given a clear brief: Don’t mess with an icon.
Built in Thailand, funded in Singapore, as startups gravitate to city-state
Thailand will host the World Bank and International Monetary Fund annual meetings, with digital transformation expected to take centre stage. But even as the country readies for its time in the global ...
Singapore-India Cross Border Remittance: Good News For BHIM, Google Pay, PhonePe Users! 13 More Indian Banks Added To UPI-PayNow Linkage By NIPL
UPI-PayNow real-time payment linkage will go live on July 17, 2025. Users in both India and Singapore can remit funds to a wider base, making the service more accessible and convenient.
Singapore’s exports rise 13% y/y in June, stronger than forecast
Singapore's non-oil domestic exports rose 13.0% in June from the same month a year earlier, government data showed on Thursday, outpacing analysts' estimates as shipments of PCs, integrated circuits ...
Singapore key exports surprise with 13% rebound in June
EnterpriseSG is actively monitoring the evolving tariff situation and will adjust its 2025 exports forecast. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore Exports Rebound in June
SINGAPORE--Singapore's non-oil domestic exports rebounded as expected in June, after it posted better-than-expected advance GDP estimates for the second quarter.