Singapore will take a “cautious approach” in increasing airline seat capacity as travel from China is restored, while holding back from joining others that have imposed tighter travel restrictions on ...
Singapore boost AFF Championship hopes with Vietnam draw but potential Ilhan Fandi injury could prove costly
Singapore valiantly held out for a 0-0 draw against Vietnam in the AFF Championship on Friday but a potential injury to Ilhan Fandi could be costly.
Singapore ready to step up border measures if needed; MOH monitoring situation as China reopens
THE Ministry of Health (MOH) stands ready to step up measures if necessary, and is closely monitoring the global Covid-19 situation even as China reopens its borders from Jan 8, 2023. Read more at The ...
Daily Cuts – S1E62: Spearheading Singapore’s COVID Vaccine Mission
Singapore Today speaks with Dinesh Vasu Dash, Group Director (Crisis Strategy & Operations Group), Ministry of Health (MOH), about steering our nation's efforts to vaccinate its population against ...
Asia’s Largest Real Estate Investment Trust Buys Singapore Shopping Malls For $1.6 Billion
Hong Kong’s Link REIT is venturing into Singapore with a S$2.16 billion ($1.6 billion) acquisition of two shopping malls in the country’s suburban area from Mercatus Co-operative.
How Singapore is making big space for art
Southeast Asia’s smallest country, Singapore is nurturing and growing its local arts and culture scene to an exciting scale.
Singapore Is Set to Hike Its Goods and Services Tax in January. Here’s How It Will Work
Middle-income Singaporeans could be affected most by Singapore’s GST hike, which is designed to support an increase government social spending.
Man enters Singapore illegally and stays for 15 years
A 58-year-old Chinese national lived and worked in Singapore illegally for 15 years from 2007 to 2022 despite being banned from entering the country since 2006.Yan Jinfa was on Wednesday (Dec ...
Malaysian woman looking for her birth family in Singapore
She was given up for adoption at birth in April 1959 to neighbours in Kota Bharu in Kelantan. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore’s digital banks not the game changer they promise to be
DIGITAL banks appeared poised to shake Singapore’s financial scene up in 2022. But their entry has turned out to be underwhelming, with limited utility for the average consumer. Read more at The ...
Pickier investors, reluctant borrowers could dampen Singapore’s debt capital market
A RISING interest rate environment, global macro worries and geopolitical tensions may hinder corporates from raising funds in Singapore’s debt capital market (DCM) next year. Companies are expected ...
Singapore sentences sharemarket manipulator to 36 years in jail
Ling, who got 20 years, and John Soh were found to have manipulated the share prices of Blumont Group, Asiasons Capital and LionGold.
No change to Singapore’s COVID-19 rules for travellers from China
SINGAPORE: There is no change to Singapore's COVID-19 rules for travellers and work pass holders arriving from China, the Ministry of Health (MOH) said on Wednesday (Dec 28). "At this juncture, the pr
Chinese national banned from entering Singapore worked here illegally for 15 years
He was deported from Singapore in November 2006. A year later he hatched a plan to return here to work illegally. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore shares end largely flat on Wednesday
Local shares ended Wednesday’s low-key session largely flat after a mixed performance on Wall Street overnight. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Pair sentenced to collective 56 years prison for $8.75 billion Singapore share trading scam
John Soh Chee Wen, who orchestrated the scheme, and his accomplice, Quah Su-Ling, were handed a collective 56-year jail term following the four-year trial.