Singapore may soon see its first food and beverage store run fully by deaf persons. Milk tea chain Chagee has just opened its first Southeast Asian signing store in Singapore and it aims to create a ...
Exclusive: Chevron seeks buyers for 50% stake in Singapore refinery, sources say
U.S. oil major Chevron has sought non-binding bids for the sale of its 50% stake in Singapore Refining Company (SRC), including from joint venture partner PetroChina , eight sources familiar with the ...
‘Singapore has always been special’: Malaysia’s Siti Nurhaliza to debut new song at concert here
The pop star's first show at Singapore Indoor Stadium in 20 years celebrates her three decades in music. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
How Singapore forged a world-class food scene over 60 years – from hawker markets to Michelin stars
How Singapore forged a world-class food scene over 60 years – from hawker markets to Michelin stars - Six decades after Singapore’s founding, Tamara Hinson discovers how to feast on local flavours ...
Johor govt in talks with Grab to enhance cross border travel agreement between Malaysia and Singapore
The Johor state government is in talks with ride-hailing firm Grab to further streamline travel between the state and Singapore by updating the cross-border travel agreement, Bernama has reported.
Clubbing without the cost: Singapore’s Gen Z vibes to ‘cheaper’ daytime raves
Amid challenges in nightlife revival post-pandemic, young people in Singapore and across Asia are opting for affordable alternatives to intoxication and all-nighters.
Issue #27: What’s Happening This Week? Civil Servants’ Bonus, New AI Collectible, Sale of Geylang’s Last Kampong, and More
What’s buzzing in Singapore this week? From a surprise mid-year bonus for civil servants to the emotional farewell (and revival) of Geylang’s last kampong house, there’s plenty to catch up on. Gen Z ...
Singapore can expect thundery showers in the day, warm and humid nights for rest of June
Expect short thundery showers in the late morning and afternoon over parts of Singapore on some days for the rest of June.
Singapore aims to ramp up autonomous vehicle use to boost public transport network
It is a key plank of Acting Transport Minister Jeffrey Siow's plan to make public transit more attractive. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore ex-actor Ian Fang in apology bow for sex case, mother claims ‘proof’ against STD reports
Former actor acknowledges having sex with a 15-year-old is a ‘very huge mistake’, apologises to the victim as he begins 40-month jail term.
Billionaire Brothers’ IOI Properties Explore Options For Singapore, Malaysia Assets
IOI Properties—controlled by Malaysian billionaire brothers Lee Yeow Chor and Lee Yeow Seng—is weighing options on how it could monetize almost $9 billion of real estate in Singapore and Malaysia.
Singapore public holiday dates for 2026 released, with 6 long weekends
SINGAPORE: The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) on Monday (Jun 16) released the dates of Singapore's public holidays for 2026, with six long weekends. Six of the public holidays next year fall on Friday or ...
Singapore and Indonesia sign landmark deals to accelerate growth of their green economies
Singapore and Indonesia have signed landmark deals to accelerate their green economies — including a new sustainable industrial zone — to boost job creation and growth. Leaders from both sides have ...
How Singapore Chinatown went from slum to diverse tourist hub that puts heritage first
The area southwest of Singapore River has evolved through the decades into a multi-faith destination where old and new coexist.
Indian Woman Jailed For 8 Days, Another Fined For Theft At Singapore Airport
One of the two women from India, who were caught stealing from shops at Singapore's Changi Airport earlier this month during their transit, was jailed for eight days while the other was fined on ...
Singapore Home Sales Drop to Five-Month Low on Tariff Fears
Singapore’s new private home sales fell to a five-month low in May, as global tariff tensions weighed on demand in the trade-dependent city-state.