SINGAPORE (Reuters) - There are no Muslim Malays in the top echelons of Singapore’s army, and few among the senior ranks of its judiciary, but a member of its poorest ethnic minority will become president of the Southeast Asian city state this month. ( read original story ...)
Megaport and NTT Singapore Extend Multicloud Capabilities to Singapore Enterprises
To learn more about Megaport, please visit: www.megaport.com. Established in 1997 as a wholly owned subsidiary, NTT Singapore is the regional headquarters of NTT Communications for the Asia Pacific Region. NTT Singapore provides high-quality ... ( read original story ...)
More Singapore banks offering 3-year fixed-rate mortgages
Four banks are now offering this type of mortgage following the recent drop in interest rates. In a bid to take advantage of Singapore’s recovering property market, four lenders here are now offering three-year fixed-rate home loans, reported the ... ( read original story ...)
Debate over double-edged sword of technology
But as technology plays a bigger part in daily lives, a debate is brewing over whether Singapore should be more careful in picking the technology to adopt - with some experts warning that there are downsides to using tools to solve every problem. ( read original story ...)
Singapore Stock Market Draws Flat Lead For Monday
(RTTNews.com) - The Singapore stock market on Friday ended the two-day slide in which it had given away almost 25 points or 0.7 percent. The Straits Times Index remains just beneath the 3,230-point plateau, and it's likely to remain rangebound again on Monday. ( read original story ...)
Singapore: End harassment of peaceful activists
This statement was originally published on hrw.org on 7 September 2017. Singapore authorities should drop their investigation into a peaceful vigil outside Changi prison in July 2017 to support the family of Malaysian national S. Prabagaran, Human Rights ... ( read original story ...)
Singaporean property buyers dominate the market (and what that means)
Nonetheless, the foreign buyers seem to be slipping out of the driver’s seat, when it comes to Singapore property. More locals are now buying, and they seem to be predominantly owner-occupiers. According to Cushman & Wakefield director Christine Li ... ( read original story ...)