SINGAPORE has bagged over S$750 million in investment commitments from more than 10 aerospace projects. The sector is also expected to hire over 2,500 roles over the next three to five years. Read ...
Retail investors net buy S$1 billion of Singapore stocks in early 2024
THE net institutional fund flows for the first six weeks of 2024 showed a similar trend as the same period in 2023, with net withdrawals of S$463 million. This was slightly higher than the net ...
S$40b to be spent on Forward Singapore exercise a very significant signal: Analyst
The announcement that S$40 billion will be spent by the end of the decade in the Forward Singapore exercise, has been described as a very significant signal. Political analyst Eugene Tan says it also ...
Singapore to Invest Over $743 Million in AI in Five Years
Singapore has announced a major investment in artificial intelligence (AI), with more than $1 billion earmarked over the next five years to propel the city-state to new heights in AI development.
Commentary: Budget 2024 – Remaking Singapore, one Budget at a time
In seeking to remake Singapore root and branch, Budget 2024 has set the tone for subsequent Budgets, says SMU associate professor of law Eugene Tan.
Singapore billionaire Wee Cho Yaw, ex-UOB chairman dies at 95
Billionaire Wee Cho Yaw (pic), chairman emeritus and honorary adviser of UOB, has died at the age of 95. The bank announced Wee’s death in a statement on Facebook yesterday.
Singapore’s budget has ‘something for everyone’ amid rising living costs. Does move signal an election is near?
Measures such as US$445 for each household, and rebates for businesses, would provide ‘near-term relief’, No 2 leader Lawrence Wong said.
Singapore to invest over $1 billion in AI over the next five years: Budget 2024
It will also upgrade the national broadband network to ensure that it can effectively support AI development and deployment.
Anchor Fund @ 65 and Growth IPO Fund invest in 9 companies; preparing them for IPO
A TOTAL of nine companies have already received investments from two funds that were established in 2022 to support high-growth enterprises to raise capital in Singapore’s public equity market. Read ...
Singapore eyes corporate tax rise, AI investment in 2024 budget
SINGAPORE -- Singapore is set to raise corporate taxes on multinationals from the start of next year while it will beef up efforts to become an artificial intelligence hub, Finance Minister Lawrence ...
Best Credit Card Promotions in Singapore (Feb – May 2024): Citibank, DBS, HSBC, UOB, and More
When it comes to credit card promotions these days, we’re spoilt for choice. Banks offering credit cards in Singapore are competing so hard for new customers that they are practically raining Apple ...
S$600 more CDC vouchers, U-Save rebates for Singaporean households announced in Singapore Budget 2024
Besides CDC vouchers, eligible Singaporean HDB households will also get more U-Save rebates. What else was announced in Budget 2024?
Budget 2024: Singapore to introduce new refundable tax credit to attract high-quality investments
The new Refundable Investment Credit, which works as a tax credit with a refundable cash feature, will aim to support “high-value and substantive economic activities”, says Deputy Prime Minister and ...
Singapore economic outlook for 2024 mixed, says finance minister
Singapore Finance Minister Lawrence Wong on Friday told parliament the country's economic outlook appeared mixed in 2024, but he was cautiously optimistic it would be a better year for the city-state.
Singapore to announce ‘temporary financial support scheme’ for retrenched workers later this year: Budget 2024
The Singapore government will announce details of a temporary financial assistance scheme later this year, says Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong in his Budget 2024 speech on Feb 16.
Singapore budget focuses on relief for households, businesses amid rising costs: ‘we have your backs’
Measures such as US$445 for each household, and rebates for businesses, would provide ‘near-term relief’, No 2 leader Lawrence Wong said.