From Singapore autos to Japanese daycare, here’s an economic snapshot. The big hint. Investors are now about 50/50 on the odds of a Fed rate cut in March and will be looking for even the tiniest signs ...
10 shophouses owned by persons of interest in anti-money laundering probe put up for sale by DBS
SINGAPORE - Ten shophouses owned by two Chinese nationals who were reportedly linked to an accused person in the $3 billion money laundering case have been put on the market by DBS Bank as it seeks to ...
Johor urged to prepare for the Singapore crowd
“The Singapore crowd will usually come even before Chinese New Year,” he said. “As such, the authorities should already be monitoring the traffic situation. “While the car lanes seem to have become ...
DBS puts up shophouses for sale to recover loans amid money laundering probe
SINGAPORE – Ten shophouses owned by two Chinese nationals who were reportedly linked to an accused person in the $3 billion money laundering case have been put on the market by DBS Bank as it seeks to ...
Commentary: Is Singapore’s tech start-up scene giving CEOs a free pass for deception?
Founders of fledgling startups might be tempted to exaggerate achievements to pursue their ambitions, but this can be taken too far, says tech investor Gwendolyn Regina.
KPMG leaders say tax regime needs to be fine-tuned for Singapore to remain appealing: Budget 2024
Ajay Kumar Sanganeria and Mark Addy of KPMG Singapore call for clarity around tax credits, grant funding among others.
Here’s why business leaders worldwide choose Singapore for their careers, lives, and global reach
According to the 2023 World Happiness Report, Singaporeans’ quality of life is among the best worldwide, ranking 25 th as the happiest country in the world. And recently, it also ranked at the top as ...
Singapore can help Laos realise its potential, says Vivian, as the two nations mark 50 years of ties
Laos has plentiful supplies of renewable energy, especially hydropower, and can be a source of carbon credits. Read more at straitstimes.com.
More Singapore firms join trade fairs in China | Video
To fast track entry into China's growing market post-pandemic, more Singapore firms are signing up for mega trade fairs there. Around a tenth more joined events organised by the Singapore Business ...
Best bak kwa in Singapore (CNY 2024): Lim Chee Guan, Kim Hock Guan and more
The Chinese New Year (CNY) madness is upon us once again. 'Tis the time of the year when Singaporeans — aunties and millennials alike — jostle with crowds and queue long hours for "branded" ...
Singapore shophouses tied to record RM10.5bil money laundering case up for sale, report BT
A series of properties held by entities linked to suspects in a more than S$3 billion (US$2.2 billion - RM10.5 billion) money-laundering case in Singapore have been placed for sale, Business Times ...
Singapore’s A*Star govt agency senior research engineer accused of molesting woman at Clarke Quay
SINGAPORE: A senior research engineer at the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*Star) has been accused of molesting a 29-year-old woman at Clarke Quay. Vuong Dao Nghe, 40, allegedly ...
Four-year-old girl dies in River Valley accident in Singapore, woman arrested for careless driving
SINGAPORE: Four-year-old Zara Mei celebrated her birthday on New Year’s Day and went on her first skiing trip in December, but on Jan 23 her life was cut short in a fatal accident near her home. Zara ...
‘Fine example of Indian diversity’: Delhi’s envoy to Singapore praises Namaste Bharat exhibition
Singapore: Indian High Commissioner to Singapore Dr Shilpak Ambule has praised the ongoing 'Namaste Bharat' exhibition in the city-state, saying the event was a fine example of the Indian culture's ...
Indian envoy to Singapore praises ongoing Namaste Bharat exhibition; calls it a fine example of Indian diversity
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Singapore to spend US$30 million to keep EZ-link cards after SimplyGo ‘judgment error’, transport minister says
Transport Minister Chee Hong Tat also said the government will need to spend US$30 million to upkeep the older ticketing system.