SINGAPORE: After two days of respite from the haze, air quality has again dipped, with the 1-hr PM2.5 reading just crossing into the elevated range. As of 11am, the reading in the east, at 56, was in ...
Outbound Singapore investments drop 62% to S$2.7b in Q3
Blame it on rising interest rates and market uncertainties. A recent report from Knight Frank said Real Capital Analytics (RCA) data revealed outbound investment from Singapore amounted to a total of S$2.
Singapore stocks open with strong gains on Tuesday; STI up 0.7%
SINGAPORE shares kicked off Tuesday (Oct 10) on solid footing after global markets ended mixed overnight. Read more at The Business Times.
Singapore real estate investment finally recovers after five consecutive quarters of decline
Total investment grew 19% to S$6.9b in Q3. According to a recent report from Knight Frank, Singapore real estate investment activity finally recorded an increase in total transacted value in Q3 2023.
AM Best Briefing at 2023 Singapore International Reinsurance Conference to Deliver Insights on Global and Regional Markets
AM Best’s Insurance Market Briefing - Singapore International Reinsurance Conference (SIRC) will explore the state of the global and Asia-Pacific reinsurance markets on Tuesday, 31 October 2023 as part of the 19th annual SIRC event.
Explainer: Why is the UK planning to scrap the A-Levels and are there any implications for Singapore?
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced last Wednesday (Oct 4) plans to merge the country’s current A-Levels and T-Levels into a new, single qualification called the Advanced British Standard.
How $2 Billion Money Laundering Scandal Threatens Singapore’s Image
Singapore’s normally staid image has had a rough year. Allegations have erupted that wealthy Chinese have been pouring ill-gotten gains into the Asian financial hub, in what the government itself describes as potentially one of the world’s largest money-laundering cases.
No plans by Singapore Muslim travel agencies to scrap tours yet amid Israel-Hamas conflict
One tour group, whose package includes a visit to the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in the old city of Jerusalem in Israel, will depart Singapore this week as planned.
Singapore’s gym industry could consolidate further, especially in central areas, say observers
SINGAPORE’s wave of gym closures is not over yet. More casualties are expected in central areas, where rents are high, and office crowds have dwindled, market watchers and players say. Read more at The Business Times.
Gaza could Have Been Singapore. Hamas Turned It Into ISIS | Opinion
Israel, a thriving democracy with vigorous internal debates, is now staunchly united to bring its citizens and family members home.
Singapore, Hong Kong can work together to become ‘shining cities’, fill ‘special niches’: Manpower Minister Tan See Leng
Speaking at the Post’s Hong Kong-Asean Summit 2023, Singapore’s minister for manpower said both cities can leverage their unique strengths to attract fresh talent without necessarily needing to ...
Singapore’s death row families urge end to executions
SINGAPORE: Families of death row convicts urged the Singapore government today to impose a moratorium on capital punishment to allow for an independent review of the controversial use of executions in ...
Singapore shares begin week lower as traders tread with caution, STI down 0.3%
LOCAL shares began the week in the red, as investors took in news of the Israeli conflict, the resultant impact on equities globally as well as rising uncertainty amid the start of the corporate earnings season.
Drake’s new track sparks controversy with mention of Singapore in diss lyric
In a shocking twist, Drake's latest track Drew a Picasso has sent ripples through the music world, leaving Singaporean fans in a state of mixed emotions. The thirteenth song on his new album For All the Dogs,
China Aviation Oil (Singapore) (SGX:G92) Is Reinvesting At Lower Rates Of Return
Finding a business that has the potential to grow substantially is not easy, but it is possible if we look at a few ...
Singapore Dollar’s Heydays Seen Numbered as Exports Lose Steam
The Singapore dollar has held up fairly well against the stronger greenback this year but its resilience may soon be tested.