It is a different sporting world since the coronavirus pandemic struck this year, and analysts believe it will take time before live events return to the days of full stadiums and a packed calendar.. ( read original story ...)
COVID-19 Singapore | Leveraging First Page’s Digital Marketing To Maximise Credit Line For Businesses
By rolling out stricter circuit breaker measures, all but essential businesses have been required to close - directly impacting revenue. Global containment measures have thrown a curveball at ... ( read original story ...)
Nearly 4,800 Indians are COVID-19 positive but with mild conditions in Singapore
Over 3,500 Indian nationals, including students, have also registered with the High Commission to return home or to seek assistance for accommodation and food. ( read original story ...)
Stretched but coping: How Singapore’s healthcare system has cranked up efforts to deal with COVID-19
A man wearing a face mask walks in the Raffles Place financial business district in Singapore, Apr 14, 2020. (File photo: AFP/Roslan Rahman) Following a huge spike in the number of cases - 16,169 ... ( read original story ...)
GoBear acquires Singapore fintech startup AsiaKredit
GoBear looks to introduce “lending-as-a-service” to its partners and expand its direct consumer lending service through AsiaKredit’s Pera247. ( read original story ...)
Singapore in touch with South America’s Mercosur bloc on free trade talks: MTI
SINGAPORE - Singapore said on Sunday (May 3) that it is in contact with South American bloc Mercosur after a member state pulled out of talks on new free trade agreements (FTAs) the group is ... ( read original story ...)
COVID-19: Working from home set to stay for Singapore’s ‘foreseeable future’: Chan Chun Sing | Video
The government expects those who can work from home to continue to do so beyond the circuit breaker, said Trade and Industry Minister Chan Chun Sing on Sunday (May 3). These are part of "safe ... ( read original story ...)
Oxley on track with sales targets for its Singapore projects
Oxley Holdings will see $2.2 billion of revenue flow into the group from its Singapore and overseas projects as construction progresses, its chief executive Ching Chiat Kwong said in an update amid ... ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus: Singapore’s traveller restrictions under constant review
Just as Singapore is constantly looking at whether there is a need to adjust its circuit breaker measures, it is also continuously reviewing its import controls to see if they can be updated over time ... ( read original story ...)
As the coronavirus-hit world limits exports, can New Zealand and Singapore keep trade open?
Over the past month, two of the region’s most trade-reliant economies have been organising like-minded countries in a bid to maintain supply chains. ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus: Singapore prepares to resume cross-border travel with South Korea, Australia, Canada and New Zealand
The city state is working with Australia, Canada, South Korea and New Zealand to resume essential trips in an effort to maintain supply chains during the Covid-19 pandemic. ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus: Singapore, Australia, Canada, South Korea, New Zealand commit to resume essential cross-border travel
Minister for Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing and trade ministers from Australia, Canada, South Korea and New Zealand have agreed to facilitate the resumption of essential cross-border travel, while ... ( read original story ...)
Here’s what life looks like right now in Singapore, where an outbreak in migrant worker dormitories has led to new lockdown measures
Singapore extended "circuit breaker" measures through June 1 and put a stop to more services, such as grass-cutting. ( read original story ...)
Singapore Producer Prices Decline In March
Singapore's producer prices declined at a faster rate in March, data from the Department of Statistics showed on Wednesday. The ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Banks Set to Post First Profit Decline Since 2016
All three of Singapore’s banks are expected to see profit declines for the first time since 2016 as they set aside cash for a potential spike in bad loans stemming from the coronavirus-fueled economic ... ( read original story ...)
A British expat in Singapore is paying $7,000 a month to swim in a pool during quarantine
The pool at the man's condominium was closed due to social distancing measures, so he struck a deal with a neighbor. ( read original story ...)