(RTTNews) - Non-oil domestic exports in Singapore were down 5.3 percent on month in October, Enterprise Singapore said on Tuesday - well shy of ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s Viz Branz Owner Nears Sale of Majority Stake
The owner of Singaporean instant beverage maker Viz Branz Pte is nearing an agreement to sell a majority stake in a deal that would give the company an enterprise value of as much as S$500 million ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Home Sales Fall After Rules to Deter Market Distortion
Singapore home purchases fell last month after the government curbed a market practice seen to be inflating sales figures and to discourage speculation in the property market. ( read original story ...)
World’s Largest Trade Deal Backed by China ‘Signals a Commitment’ to Economic Integration: Singapore Minister
Pacific countries, including China, Japan, Australia and Singapore, on Sunday signed the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP). ( read original story ...)
Calling all sneakerheads! Singapore now has its own online store for limited edition sneakers
Friends for over 17 years, Richard Xia and Chris Xue have finally put their love of sneakers first and launched Singapore’s first “online marketplace for limited-edition sneakers, streetwear, and ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Stock Market Expected To Find Traction On Monday
The Singapore stock market has moved lower in consecutive trading days, although it has given up not quite 2 points or 0.1 percent in that span. The Straits Times Index remains just above the ... ( read original story ...)
What Happens When Singapore Runs Out of Sand?
The city-state is ticking back to life after the coronavirus lockdown. But existential questions about its survival remain unanswered. ( read original story ...)
Spotlight: Singapore banks cash in for a more sustainable future | Video
Singapore's banks are increasing backing for green investments, with OCBC planning to grow its sustainable portfolio to S$25 billion in the next five years and DBS committing to financing S$20 billion ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore, Shandong can boost cooperation: Chee Hong Tat
Singapore and China's Shandong province can deepen their cooperation in trade and connectivity, sustainability and modern services, said Senior Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and Transport Chee ... ( read original story ...)
Inside the new world’s longest flight: What it’s like to fly on Singapore Airlines’ new route between Singapore and New York
Singapore Airlines launched the new route on Monday, beating out its famed Singapore-Newark route as the world's longest by just two nautical miles. ( read original story ...)
Inside Singapore’s first ‘cruise to nowhere,’ where vacation-starved guests took turns using the pool and carried contact tracing devices everywhere they went
Dream Cruises just had its first "cruise to nowhere," a voyage that started and ended in Singapore, with no stops in between.It was the first cruise ship voyage in the country since the no-sail order ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Can Forget About Other Air Travel Bubbles If It Messes Up Its Covid-19 Response, Says Tourism Chief
It is “crucial” for Singapore be in the right position before loosening coronavirus measures further, said Keith Tan of the Singapore Tourism Board. ( read original story ...)
Volunteers spend Sundays to help Singapore’s less fortunate
Fion Phua has been volunteering for so long, she is nicknamed Robin Hood for her efforts helping the poor. Singapore's partial lockdown as the coronavirus was spreading in April left her fretting over ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore volunteers help vulnerable amid virus
Fion Phua is busy leading her volunteer group distributing to rental flat residents an array of donated items — rice, cooking oil, eggs, boxes of fresh produce, vitamins and children's toys. (Nov. 13) ... ( read original story ...)
Behind the success of Singapore’s healthcare and biomedical startups
A robust ecosystem of partners, talent, and supplemental support creates an environment where startups can thrive. ( read original story ...)
Singapore: Helping the migrant workers who pay to get jobs
For many migrant workers in Singapore, it's common practice to pay a fee or incur a debt for the chance to secure work in the city-state. There are more than 350,000 foreigners working in Singapore in ... ( read original story ...)