SINGAPORE’S semiconductor sector faces only a “limited impact” from new US technology restrictions, as these apply just to a “narrow subset” of advanced chips, Second Minister for Trade and Industry ...
Singapore NODX down 2.1% in January 2025
This was driven by a fall in non-electronics. Singapore’s non-oil domestic exports (NODX) decreased 2.1% year-on-year (YoY) in January 2025, following a 9% increase in December. The decline was driven ...
LIVE UPDATES: Singapore Budget 2025
PM Wong says the 2025 Budget advances ForwardSG plans. Singapore Business Review is tracking developments from Singapore’s 2025 budget statement live as they are announced by Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Lawrence Wong.
Singaporean’s address changed illegally by scammers, triggering banking issues and investigation
Raymond Tan, a Singaporean man in his forties, has been dealing with a string of issues after discovering that his home address was altered without ...
Dalmatian travels in Singapore Airlines business class: Dog sits quietly for 5.5 hours without using loo – viral video
A dog named Spotty has gone viral on social media for being extremely well-behaved while travelling in business class on a Singapore Airlines flight.
Singapore is Southeast Asia’s leading source of cyberattacks
Singapore has emerged as the leading source of cyberattacks in Southeast Asia, with 21.9 million attacks originating from compromised servers within the country ...
Pritam Singh eligible to contest Singapore 2025 election as sentences for offences don’t meet disqualification threshold, says Elections Dept
Opposition leader Pritam Singh remains eligible to contest the next General Election, as the sentences for his offences do not meet the threshold
Singapore’s PM Wong likely to ramp up spending going into election year
Wong, who is also finance minister, is expected to focus on bringing down living costs and boosting social aid when he delivers a budget speech later today ...
Singaporean’s home address illegally changed by scammers via ICA service, triggering banking nightmare
Raymond Tan discovered that his home address had been changed without his knowledge. His Singpass account was then frozen, disrupting his access to essential government services.
Singapore MP learns cover-up is worse than the crime, in case that has gripped nation
What could have been just an embarrassing episode involving a first-term MP has turned into a damaging and long-running saga for Singapore’s opposition leader.
Singapore tops SEA in cyberattack sources with 21.9m cases in 2024
Singapore has emerged as the leading source of cyberattacks in Southeast Asia, with 21.9 million attacks originating from compromised servers within the country ...
Singapore’s Digital Government Index rises to 62.1 in 2025
Singapore's Digital Government Index (DGI) 2025 recorded an overall score of 62.1 out of 100, reflecting a 1% increase from 2023.
Singapore’s 2035 climate targets feasible, but govt support and geopolitical stability key: Experts
On Feb 10, Singapore announced its 2035 climate targets.
Singapore Is Poised to Ramp Up Spending Going Into Election Year
Singapore is likely to boost spending in Lawrence Wong’s first budget as prime minister, offering more handouts to households and businesses ahead of election at a time of heightened global ...
Resilient banking earnings, better IPO process could bolster S’pore’s STI in 2025: Analysts
Much is riding on the banks, which are widely expected to post record full-year earnings. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore Banks Prevent S$53.9M in Fraud with New Anti-Scam Law
The Singapore Anti-Scam Law, enacted on January 7, 2025, provides authorities with the power to take control of bank accounts as a last-resort measure in combating financial fraud. The legislation ...