SINGAPORE] Some four-fifths of the over 700 projects approved by the Malaysian Investment Development Authority (Mida) in Johor last year were located in the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone ...
Plan to become an NRI to save tax? You may still come under tax scanner
A recent ruling providing tax relief to NRIs on MF capital gains has taxpayers mulling a move abroad, but the tax authorities are watching for any misuse of law.
SGX’s venture into crypto derivatives could give it an edge over other bourses
SINGAPORE] The Singapore Exchange’s (SGX) decision to launch Bitcoin perpetual futures later this year will help keep the bourse competitive as the cryptocurrency gets closer to being recognised as an ...
Candy maker YLF says it scrapped Singapore IPO as stock market souring on US tariffs
Sentiment ‘badly shaken’ with the current uncertainty, said company CEO. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore can overcome whatever challenges ahead if it stays united, says PM Wong
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong urged Singaporeans to work and move forward together amid global uncertainty, as he wrapped up his series of constituency visits in Sembawang.
Candy maker YLF cites market souring on US tariffs as reason to withdraw Singapore IPO
YLF Group Marketing – the maker of Pikin plum candies – is withdrawing its application for a Singapore initial public offering (IPO) due to tough market conditions created by US tariffs, its chief ...
Singapore task force tackles US tariff impact with communication, support, long-term strategies
SINGAPORE] The task force set up in response to US tariffs will work on three areas: “sense-making” and communication, immediate support measures and longer-term strategies. Read more at The Business ...
GE2025: Singapore People’s Party unveils manifesto calling for minimum wage, CECA review and reducing NS
SPP intends to contest Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC and Potong Pasir SMC, the same two constituencies it fought for at the 2020 General Election.
GE2025: Opposition manifestos lay out plans to tackle key issues confronting Singapore
Other opposition parties, such as the Progress Singapore Party and People's Power Party, have also laid out plans to tackle key issues confronting Singapore, as part of their election manifestos.
Singapore’s key exports may shrink in 2025 amid US tariffs, trade war: Economists
Singapore's trade agency said it is monitoring the tariff situation and will adjust its 2025 forecast as necessary. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore aims to expand partnerships with like-minded countries to overcome US tariffs
Singapore is aiming to expand trade partnerships with other like-minded countries, in an effort to overcome the challenges of US tariffs. Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong, who also chairs the ...
Singapore to Work With Unions, Business to Cushion Tariff Impact
The Singapore government joined representatives of employers and trade unions to announce plans to mitigate the impact of growing global trade disputes on the economy, as the city-state pushes back ...
GE2025: Workers’ Party calls for GST exemptions, minimum wage and wealth tax in wide-ranging manifesto
SINGAPORE: The Workers' Party (WP) on Thursday (Apr 17) unveiled its manifesto for Singapore's General Election in May, calling for GST exemptions, minimum wage and a wealth tax among other measures.
Singapore’s March Exports Rise 5.4% Amid Tariff Concerns and Growth Forecast Cut
Singapores non-oil domestic exports (NODX) rose 5.4% year-on-year in March, according to Enterprise Singapore data released Thursday. The increase was driven by gains in both electronics and ...
Singapore election: why flight to safety over Trump tariffs may not weigh on voters
Domestic issues and more perspectives in parliament likely to be on voters' minds for next month's election, analysts say As countries grapple with US President Donald Trump's tariffs and a mounting ...
Singapore may revise 2025 key exports forecast due to US tariffs as shipment growth slows in March
Key exports grew 5.4 per cent in March, worse than expected and lower than the 7.5 per cent rise in February. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.