Kamet Capital Partners Pte is on a hiring spree as the Singapore family office tops $1 billion in assets for the wealthy clients it serves in Asia. ( read original story ...)
Same-sex couples in Singapore pose in front of traditional marriage portraits
Photographer Charmaine Poh's series "How They Love" explores how LGBTQ people form their identities in a nation that doesn't recognize their rights to equality. ( read original story ...)
No rallies, live cheers or music in Singapore’s next elections
It's going to be a very different election season for Singapore this time around. With polls expected to be held soon amid the pandemic, campaigning in the country has been altered to curb any virus ... ( read original story ...)
Emirates Adds Flights to New York, London and Singapore
Emirates will add more cities to its destinations and boost flights on existing routes as the world’s largest long-haul carrier ramps up operations. ( read original story ...)
Singapore exchange suffers persistent run of delistings
Singapore’s stock exchange is on course for another dismal year of delistings as scarce liquidity and governance scandals undermine its efforts to compete with regional rival Hong Kong. Nine companies ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Looks to Jobs to Stall Virus-Induced Social Gaps
Singapore is focusing on job creation and education initiatives to help counter any social divisions that may be exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic, according to one of its top political leaders. ( read original story ...)
Winson seeks $30 mln from Standard Chartered Singapore over Hin Leong deal
Winson Oil Trading Pte Ltd has started legal proceedings against Standard Chartered Bank (Singapore) Ltd to claim at least $30.4 million in payment for a diesel cargo it sold to Hin Leong Trading Pte ... ( read original story ...)
Indonesian Virus Cases Top Singapore Tally as Pandemic Spreads
Indonesia surpassed Singapore as the country with the most number of coronavirus infections in Southeast Asia as the world’s fourth-most populous nation ramped up testing across the archipelago to ... ( read original story ...)
The worst is ‘behind’ Singapore’s economy as pandemic eases: Morgan Stanley
The worst is now behind Singapore's economy as the world eases out of the coronavirus pandemic, says Deyi Tan, managing director and economist at Morgan Stanley, who adds that Singapore may return to ... ( read original story ...)
Aviation hub Singapore suspends construction of airport terminal
Singapore will suspend the construction of a major airport terminal for at least two years as global aviation struggles to recover from the coronavirus pandemic, the transport minister said Tuesday. K ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore to Suspend Airport Expansion Works Amid Coronavirus
Singapore will halt construction of a new terminal at Changi Airport for at least two years as it studies how the aviation industry will develop after the coronavirus outbreak wiped out travel demand. ( read original story ...)
Singapore scientists to start human trials of COVID-19 vaccine in August
Singapore scientists testing a COVID-19 vaccine from U.S. firm Arcturus Therapeutics plan to start human trials in August after promising initial responses in mice. More than 100 vaccines are being ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore to remove most coronavirus restrictions from Friday
Social gatherings of up to five people will be permitted from Friday, when the majority of activities resume after more than two months of restrictions. ( read original story ...)
A Real Market in Medical Care? Singapore Shows the Way
Some American companies have embraced elements of it, such as price transparency and HSAs. ( read original story ...)
Singapore retailers must reassess digital strategy post-pandemic
Retail organisations that neglected to build a robust online infrastructure now should realise digital can no longer be an optional sideline and look to move forward by tapping digital technologies to ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Stock Market Due For Support On Tuesday
(RTTNews) - The Singapore stock market has ended lower in three consecutive sessions, retreating more than 185 points or 6.7 percent in that span. The Straits Times Index now rests just beneath the ... ( read original story ...)