"They agreed on the importance of doubling down on efforts to promote post-pandemic recovery, including through the full resumption of air connectivity and the increase of business and people flows ...
Bumpy road ahead as exports disappoint
The mixed trade data for Jan 2023 has signalled a bumpy road ahead for exporters and the Malaysian economy in general.
Winklevoss twin says US crypto could be left behind by Asia when the next bull run explodes
The service offered customers returns of up to 21% if they agreed to lock in their crypto for use on the blockchain. The SEC's newly tough approach contrasts with that of watchdogs in Asian places ...
Singapore Buy Now Pay Later Market Report 2023: BNPL Payments are Expected to Grow by 20.6% to Reach $1,270.4 Million in 2023 – Forecast to 2028
The "Singapore Buy Now Pay Later Business and Investment Opportunities Databook - 75+ KPIs on BNPL Market Size, End-Use Sectors, Market Share, Product Analysis, Business Model, Demographics - Q1 2023 ...
Singapore stocks track Wall Street losses; STI down 0.6%
SINGAPORE - Local shares bucked regional trends on Monday (Feb 20), as expectations of further rate hikes by the US Federal Reserve weighed on investor sentiment. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore’s Changi Airport shops busier as travellers return; retail sales hit RM3.65bil in 2022
More than nine in 10 stores at Changi Airport’s four terminals are now open for business as the airport gears up for more passengers to pass through and shop at its premises.
From pig farmers’ son to owning $1m Bentley: Gold trader in Singapore charged with cheating
On March 6, 2013, more than 180 people at Hong Lim Park signed a petition to be submitted to the Prime Minister's Office.They were investors in a gold trading company called The Gold Guarantee (TGG), ...
Singapore sees rise in poultry imports from Australia after streamlining import process
From being a minor market for Australia’s poultry meat, Singapore has become one of its most valuable through the introduction of streamlined import processes. The Republic imported 9 per cent, or $7.
Why Singapore isn’t gridlocked
Singapore doesn’t struggle with traffic jams the way other cities do. It hit upon a winning strategy in the 1970s and stuck to it.
Thriving in Singapore’s business landscape – factors to consider
Overall, GreaterHeat's distinct offerings and insights on doing business in Singapore are valuable for entrepreneurs looking to establish themselves in the Lion City.
Credit Suisse Singapore CEO Exits in Latest Asia Departure
Credit Suisse Group AG’s Singapore Chief Executive Officer Chien Chien Wong is leaving the bank, the latest senior departure to hit the embattled Swiss firm. Wong is leaving to pursue outside ...
India calls for uniform crypto regulations as Asian markets grow amid boom and bust cycle
One country alone cannot do everything' if regulation is required, says India's financial minister as she leads the push for uniform rules in the group; New Delhi's call is likel ...
Commentary: Should Singapore residents invest in energy-efficient homes to save costs?
Select businesses in Singapore can enjoy one more year of government grants to invest in energy efficiency. David Broadstock of Energy Studies Institute explores if households should be empowered to ...
China’s growing middle-class kingdom in Singapore is causing heartburn | Explained
The reasons behind the middle-class Chinese citizens making the move to Singapore are manifold — political stability, economic growth, and access to a high quality of life, among other things.
Wholesaler and its director fined $13,000 for illegal import of Malaysian produce
A truck was found to contain 324kg of undeclared and under-declared fresh fruits and vegetables at Woodlands Checkpoint. Read more at straitstimes.com.
DBS benefits from flight to safety by institutional crypto investors
The downturn in crypto values and multiple scandals has led to a boom in bitcoin trading at Singapore's DBS Bank, which saw volumes grow by 80% on its Digital Exchange (DDEx).