As part of well-known names in the hospitality game, these hotels are so much more than places to lay your head for the night. The Prestige team checks in to these newcomers to find out why they’re ...
Singapore shares saw only slight movement on Tuesday—STI slightly increased 0.01%
Singapore shares only saw slight movement following the mixed performance in global markets. The Business Times reported that The Straits Times Index (STI) saw a slight increase of 0.01% or 0.45 ...
DBS ‘surprised’ by resignation of Manulife US REIT’s ‘whole C-suite’
The REIT manager announced the resignation of its CEO, deputy CEO, CIO and CFO before the market opened on March 19.
Grab users can now pay in crypto
When asked, Triple-A said the crypto top-ups in GrabPay Wallet were rolled out on March 12. “From arranging deliveries to booking rides or paying for coffee at their nearest shop, digital currency ...
Singapore minister Vivian Balakrishnan’s visit to Palestinian territories a ‘visible gesture’ by city state
The foreign minister is on a Middle East tour that has included stops in Qatar and Jordan, where Singapore's third tranche of aid for Gaza arrived on Sunday His visit to the Palestinian territories ...
Singapore telcos face stiff competition ahead
Singapore’s major telecom operators saw roaming traffic improve and cost restraint ease during the fourth quarter of last year, although RHB Research cautioned that tight competition in the industry ...
CIMB Bank Pops Up at Orchard Road
CIMB Singapore proudly announces the launch of the CIMB pop-up, a two-phased immersive escapade aimed at providing Singaporeans a differentiated, fun and interactive experience in the heart of the ...
Singapore shares little changed at Tuesday’s open; STI up 0.01%
Find out more about subscription packages here. SINGAPORE stocks were trading muted on Tuesday (Mar 19) morning, following mixed results in global markets. As at 9.03 am, the Straits Times Index (STI) ...
Indian-origin man pleads guilty in Singapore court to sexually assaulting worker from India
A 20-year-old Indian-origin man has pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a maintenance worker from India whose identity is protected under court order. Sree Kanth Murugan, who works in the ...
Crypto exchange Tokenize Xchange to expand Singapore team after raising $15.4 million
SINGAPORE – Tokenize Xchange aims to quintuple its Singapore ... The fund raising comes at a time when the crypto market is bouncing back from mass sell-offs in 2022 and 2023, following the crash of ...
Online brokers in Singapore woo investors with lower fees, and more investment and lifestyle options
Competition heats up following the entry of Tiger Brokers in 2020 and Moomoo Financial in 2021 Read more at straitstimes.com.
Is Singapore ready to host the 2026 Commonwealth Games?
SINGAPORE: While hosting the 2026 Commonwealth Games is likely to boost the Singapore brand, observers are divided as to whether the country is ready infrastructure-wise.
Founder of Asia’s largest female investor collective says women must find the courage to invest.
A scarcity of female investors is thought to hamper VC investment into female-owned businesses. Speaking in The Pearl Lam Podcast, Maaike ...
No loitering on property: Marina Bay Sands rolls out new guidelines for visiting tour groups
They're welcome to visit, but they're advised not to linger. From March 16, large groups of tourists visiting the Marina Bay Sands (MBS) have to comply with a new set of guidelines introduced to ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore claims to have world-class talent. One executive living and working here for 17 years shares why this is true.
Now, with a focus on sustainable energy and green technology, Singapore's core industries are drawing in fresh crowds of professionals. And many, like myself, have remained anchored to the island ...
Singapore employers urged to look beyond degrees in hiring
Employers across Singapore are being urged to hire candidates based on skills — despite persistent preferences for educational qualifications, according to reports. This was the message in a panel ...