Singapore's national water agency will work with Norwegian technical consultancy DNV GL to develop what will be one of the largest single floting solar systems in the world – a 50MW project planned ... ( read original story ...)
Commentary: Tuas Mega Port strongly positions Singapore for a maritime future
Supported by Singapore’s expertise in the maritime industry, the port of Singapore is expected to continue to flourish, says SMU’s Joyce Low. A mock-up view of Tuas Mega Port when completed. SINGAPORE ... ( read original story ...)
Did Singapore Shipping’s (SGX:S19) Share Price Deserve to Gain 12%?
To wit, the Singapore Shipping share price has climbed 12% in five years, easily topping the market return of -3.2% (ignoring dividends). However, more recent returns haven't been as impressive as ... ( read original story ...)
MOVES-Pacific Commerce hires Eni’s oil trader Leonard Leong in Singapore
SINGAPORE, July 5 (Reuters) - Pacific Commerce, the trading arm of Chinese independent refiner Dongming Petrochemical in Singapore, has hired senior oil trader Leonard Leong from Italian oil and gas ... ( read original story ...)
MOVES-Repsol Singapore hires senior Chinese oil trader Alan Wang Wei
SINGAPORE, July 5 (Reuters) - Repsol Trading Singapore, the commercial arm of Spanish energy company Repsol, has hired senior Chinese oil trader Alan Wang Wei to join its team, three industry sources ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore remains world’s most powerful passport, tied with Japan
SINGAPORE - The Republic's passport continues to retain its top spot in an index ranking passport power and global mobility released on Tuesday (July 2). In the 2019 third-quarter update, Singapore ... ( read original story ...)
Enniskillen bookworms reach Singapore quiz final
Four pupils from Enniskillen Royal Grammar School have been reading their way through a big pile of books. They have spent almost every lunchtime in their school library, preparing to represent the UK ... ( read original story ...)
Exclusive: In blow to Singapore’s expansion, Malaysia bans sea sand exports
SINGAPORE/KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia, Singapore’s biggest source for sea sand, has banned the export of the commodity, according to officials in Kuala Lumpur, a move that traders said could ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s Wealth Fund Warns Markets Face Future of Low Returns
Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund GIC Pte expects the U.S.-China trade war, Brexit and over-hyped valuations in developed markets to weigh on returns in coming years. GIC, which released its annual ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore wealth fund GIC warns of low returns amid trade war
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC Pte Ltd said it is now more cautious about the investing environment than it was last year and is bracing for low returns due to high ... ( read original story ...)
Belfast could be Singapore-style tax-free zone, says Johnson
Belfast could be turned into a Singapore-style tax-free zone under proposals being considered by Boris Johnson, the frontrunner to become the new prime minister. At a hustings in the Northern Ireland ... ( read original story ...)
In Singapore, a #MeToo Play Sparks Discussion on Sexual Misconduct
SINGAPORE — Ken Kwek watched as investigations into Harvey Weinstein’s treatment of women in October 2017 ignited the #MeToo movement and led women across the globe to share their experiences of ... ( read original story ...)
First Singapore Startup Says It Will Apply for Digital Banking License
Singapore cross-border payments startup Instarem is seeking partners in the lending business as it prepares to apply for a digital banking license in the city state. The Monetary Authority of ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore to allow virtual banks as part of a move to open up the market
Singapore's central bank plans to issue up to five digital bank licences to suitable applicants, in a move that could deliver the biggest shake-up in two decades in a market dominated by local banks. ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Plans $296 Million for Next-Gen Army Training Facility
Singapore will spend around S$400 million ($296 million) to build what it calls a next-generation smart training facility for its armed forces. The new training area, dubbed the Singapore Armed Forced ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore holds gay pride rally amid calls for repeal of colonial-era law
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Thousands of people took part in Singapore’s annual gay pride rally on Saturday, with many calling for a law banning gay sex to be scrapped following similar measures elsewhere ... ( read original story ...)