Miss Universe Singapore 2017: Sharmen Diana Frugtniet

Once a victim of bullying, Sharmen Diana Frugtniet, 19, took things in her stride and managed to change her life for the better. In primary and secondary school, she faced racist taunts from her schoolmates, which discouraged her. But Sharmen, whose father ... ( read original story ...)

Will Singapore be the next Intellectual Property Hub?

Singapore had much to celebrate. The island nation launched its 2017 Intellectual Property Week by signing a Memoranda of Understanding with Deloitte to assist 100 promising enterprises turn their ideas in to assets. The investment speaks to The Lion City ... ( read original story ...)

4 Reasons Singapore Should Embrace the Gig Economy

Every time you read about the gig economy in the local news, you get the feeling that freelancers and gig workers are descending upon Singapore in a swarm, leaving destruction in their wake, refusing to submit to a desk job like any good Singaporean should ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore sets up high-speed rail delivery authority

Photo: maison photography / Shutterstock.com. Singapore has created a new body to lead the delivery of a cross-border high-speed railway between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Singapore High Speed Rail (SG HSR) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Singapore’s ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore forms high speed rail infrastructure company

SINGAPORE: Land Transport Authority has formed SG HSR Pte Ltd as wholly-owned subsidiary to act as Infrastructure Company for its part of the Kuala Lumpur – Singapore High Speed Rail project. SG HSR will be responsible for building, owning, funding and ... ( read original story ...)

Ferrari discovers Vettel’s Singapore engine still useable

Sebastian Vettel's Singapore Grand Prix Formula 1 engine is available to ... can remain in the pool to be used again if required in the remaining six races. The news is significant as it reduces the chances of Vettel having to take a grid penalty later ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore baggage handler ‘swapped hundreds of tags’

A baggage handler at Singapore's international airport allegedly swapped hundreds of baggage tags, sending luggage to the wrong destination. Tay Boon Keh has been charged with 286 counts of mischief, according to the Straits Times newspaper. He swapped ... ( read original story ...)

China-Singapore relations warm during Lee’s visit

BEIJING (AP) — Just a few months ago, President Xi Jinping was welcoming leaders from around the world to discuss China's multibillion-dollar plan to build a new Silk Road trade route. Presidents and prime ministers came from Russia, Turkey and nearly ... ( read original story ...)