Singapore is urging individuals aged 40 and above to re-enter the realm of education to equip themselves with the necessary skills to navigate an evolving job market.
13 Cheap & Affordable Hotels In Singapore From $88 That Are Small But Not Lupsup
Here are 13 cheap and affordable hotels in Singapore you can rewind at for a staycation if you are broke but still want a taste of a holiday.
A lucrative trade for some, online live-stream shopping takes off in Singapore
The surge in live-stream shopping's popularity has been driven by participation of big spenders. Read more at straitstimes.com.
510,000 travellers used Singapore-Malaysia land checkpoints on Mar 28, highest in a single day
Traffic is expected to remain very heavy on Friday and Saturday at both Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints with continuous tailbacks from Malaysia’s checkpoints for departing motorists, says ICA.
3 Singapore game-changer stocks to watch out for in April
According to The Smart Investor, these are the three Singapore stocks you should watch out for in April. First up is Singapore Exchange Limited, the main stock exchange in the city-state. In recent ...
Hong Kong cultivated seafood start-up Avant Meats seeks funds to expand Singapore pilot plant to grow groupers, snappers, eel meat from cells
Avant Meats is expanding its lab-grown seafood production capacity amid growing popularity of sustainable seafood.
How some Singapore hospitals are tapping on technology to lower costs, ease manpower crunch
Some hospitals in Singapore are saving tens of thousands of man-hours each year by tapping on technology. This has helped them ease the manpower crunch facing the healthcare sector and lower operating ...
Singapore land checkpoints record highest number of travellers on March 28
SINGAPORE: Some 510,000 travellers cleared through Singapore’s Woodlands and Tuas Checkpoints on Thursday (March 28), ahead of the Good Friday long weekend.
Spying in Singapore? Inevitable given hosting of high-level events amid geopolitical tensions, say experts
After the leak of a sensitive German defence call on the sidelines of the Singapore Airshow, analysts explain why "these sorts of things may happen from time to time" here.
Heart of the Matter – Would a ‘right to disconnect’ law work in Singapore?
Australia is the latest country to propose legislation around the right for workers to disconnect after office hours. Changing work patterns and 24/7 availability have produced issues like burnout. Bu ...
Newbuild bunker tanker delivers B30 biofuel blend in Singapore
The current fleet of bunker tankers in Singapore are classified as ‘oil tankers’, restricting them to a maximum of 25% bio component in biofuel blends. Marine Future has no such restriction, hence can ...
Singapore seizes 1.5 tonne of illegally imported fresh produce and processed food from Malaysia
Around 1.5 tonne of illegally imported fresh produce and processed food from Malaysia has been seized by the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) after a joint operation with the Immigration and Checkpoints ...
Singer Bruno Mars to host Singapore tour afterparty at Marquee on April 6
The American pop star will perform three sold-out concerts at National Stadium on April 3, 5 and 6. Read more at straitstimes.com.
CapitaLand Partners Singapore Tourism Board to Bring CapitaVerse to Singapore Wanderland on Roblox
Third edition of CapitaLand’s iconic 24-hour experiential party on the metaverse will take place on Roblox for the first time. Singaporean ...
Singapore jails Chinese national 3 months, for selling fake Taylor Swift tickets, helping trio gatecrash concert
Yang Chenguang, a Chinese national, was sentenced to three months’ jail, for cheating 3 travellers into thinking he gave them legitimate VIP tickets, and helped them gatecrash Taylor Swift’s concert.
Singapore is investigating the Baltimore bridge collapse
Singapore is launching dual investigations into the Baltimore bridge collapse to determine whether any of its laws were broken, as the cargo ship that crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge is ...