(Corrects to read "1.86 million tons" (not "1.86 tons") in last paragraph) By Cassandra Yap SINGAPORE, March 7 (Reuters) - Singapore's onshore fuel oil stockpiles dropped for a second straight week to ...
Singapore’s weekly middle distillates stocks slip 2% despite China arrivals
Singapore's middle distillates stockpiles fell almost 2% from last week as gains in jet fuel/kerosene net exports offset declines in diesel/gasoil net exports, official data showed on Thursday.
Singapore shares started strong this Friday—STI increased by 0.5%
SINGAPORE: Singapore shares started strong this Friday, riding the wave of optimism sweeping through global markets. The Business Times reports that The Straits Times Index (STI) saw a 0.5% increase, ...
Websea Lights Up Singapore With Pioneering Web3.0+2024 Crypto Conclave
Websea, a digital asset trading platform that thrives on its three-tiered security mechanism involving user accounts, funds, and data, hosted its landmark event in Singapore on March 7th. The event, ...
Singapore simplifies tax filing for commission agents, delivery workers
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Beware: New scam impersonates Iras to offer you tax refunds
At least six people have fallen prey to scammers impersonating government officials from the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (Iras) since Jan 1, with losses amounting to $3,000. Victims of this ...
BT Explains: Has MAS policy tightening hurt Singapore exports?
HAS Singapore’s export competitiveness been hurt by the strong Singapore dollar appreciation in recent years, and was this enabled by the tightening of monetary policy? Read more at The Business Times ...
Singapore Customs alerts public to new email scam which impersonates its officials
Singapore Customs has warned the public about a recent variant of an email impersonation scam. This scam involves fraudulent emails posing as communications from Singapore Customs officials, including ...
At least $3,000 lost to phishing scam involving supposed tax refunds since start of 2024
The police said that Iras would never ask for one’s online banking details for tax-refund purposes. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Simpler tax-filing for commission agents, delivery workers this year: Iras
The changes will make it easier for the self-employed to file their tax returns or claim tax deductions Read more at straitstimes.com.
Bitstamp receives in-principle approval from MAS, hopes to soon offer crypto services to individuals and institutions
This news comes on the back of the city-state proposing to tighten rules for retail crypto trading last November.
Crypto exchange Bitstamp gets MAS’ in-principle nod for major payment institution licence
Bitstamp can look to offer digital asset services in Singapore, selected countries in the region. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Lured by ‘profits’ from crypto investment, 63-year-old gives scammers over RM882,000
Tempted by the promise of easy money from a cryptocurrency investment scheme, a 63-year-old man was convinced by a woman who added him on Facebook to part with more than S$250,000 (RM882,501).
Singapore Customs warns of new e-mail impersonation scam
SINGAPORE - Singapore Customs has warned the public of the emergence of a recent variant of an e-mail impersonation scam. In a Facebook post on March 4, Singapore Customs said these e-mails claim to ...
Commentary: Singapore is wide open for business, but not for foreign interference
SINGAPORE: In a move that has captured the attention of business leaders in Singapore - especially those with substantial dealings overseas - a Singapore businessman, Mr Philip Chan Man Ping, was last ...
Lured by ‘profits’ from crypto investment, 63-year-old gives scammers over $250,000
SINGAPORE – Tempted by the promise of easy money from a cryptocurrency investment scheme, a 63-year-old man was convinced by a woman who added him on Facebook to part with more than $250,000. He made ...