SINGAPORE, Aug 17 — Drivers in Malaysia-registered cars are flouting Singapore’s laws by providing point-to-point transport services for tourists here. Under the law, all cars without a Public Service ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore exports beat forecasts, again thanks to drugs
SINGAPORE (Nikkei Markets) -- Singapore doubled its overseas shipments of pharmaceuticals and food preparations in July from year-ago levels, lifting exports data well above expectations and underlini... ( read original story ...)
Singapore July exports jump 11.8 percent year-on-year, above expectations
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore’s non-oil domestic exports (NODX) rose more than expected in July from a year earlier thanks to a surge in pharmaceutical shipments, official data showed on Friday. Exp... ( read original story ...)
PSO awards first fuel oil import tender in 2 months
SINGAPORE: Pakistan State Oil (PSO) this week awarded its first fuel oil import tender in about two months, two trade sources said. That comes after the company left outstanding import tenders from la... ( read original story ...)
China petchem imports weaken; domestic prices spike on yuan slump
SINGAPORE (ICIS)--China’s appetite for petrochemical imports is waning on rising costs stemming from the continued depreciation of the Chinese yuan, while the consequent surge in domestic demand was f... ( read original story ...)
Only 3 in 10 Singapore business travellers feel confident on data safety
They worry the most about using public wifi during travels. Only over a fourth (27%) of business travellers from Singapore expressed confidence that their employer's data safety will not be compromise... ( read original story ...)
Why the CEO of Singapore’s Sunningdale Tech, Koh Boon Hwee, fired himself
That sentiment helps explain why business succession is such an issue in Singapore, where more than 60 per cent of listed companies are family owned and transitions to new leadership are infrequent. I... ( read original story ...)