By Stephen Nakrosis Singapore-based Multi Ways Holdings Ltd., which sells and rents heavy construction equipment, filed for an initial public offering ...
How Singapore Plans To Import Solar Power From the World’s Largest Solar Plant
NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / / Inogen Alliance Australian company Sun Cable is preparing to construct what is probably the most ambitious renewable energy project the world has ever seen. Singapore ...
Money Mind – S2E37: 5 things you need to know about investing in the Singapore property market.
After posting declines in 2022, could Singapore REITs and property stocks be in for a rebound this year? Sona Remesh is joined by Vijay Natarajan, vice president of real estate and REITs, equity ...
Going green: Car owner’s guide to buying an electric vehicle (EV)
Environmental concerns are increasingly taking a front seat in public discourse. Singapore has created the lofty goal of phasing out internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles by 2023 and reducing peak ...
Current Water Technologies signs agreement with Singapore’s Separtis Technologies
CWTI granted an exclusive license to sell and market the company’s portfolio of electrochemical water treatment and green hydrogen and lithium recovery technologies.
Revolut enables Singapore customers to trade US stocks on its app
Fintech company Revolut is now offering stock trading services to its customers in Singapore, enabling them to gain access to the United States stock market, it said on Tuesday. Read more at ...
Singapore Finance Ministry: After GST hike, more moves may be needed to raise revenues amid increased spending on healthcare, social support
After the hike in the Goods and Services Tax (GST), the Government will likely need to make further moves to boost its revenues to keep up with rising ...
Government spending could exceed 20% of GDP by 2030; GST and other tax moves help to close funding gap: Finance Ministry | Video
Singapore is expecting government expenditure to rise to about 19 per cent to 20 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP) between the financial years of 2026 to 2030, and possibly exceed 20 per cent ...
Singapore security agency APRO confirms it demoted officers, says it was part of right-sizing the firm
APRO said it demoted officers as part of a company-wide exercise, but noted that salaries rose for most affected workers because of adjustments to comply with the progressive wage model.
ReAlpha raises $9M in ‘mini-IPO’ to invest in Airbnb properties
A Dublin startup using AI to guide investments in Airbnb properties raised a total of $9.1 million in its 'mini-IPO.' Initially a $75M offering, the campaign had a late start and closed early – but ...
Government spending could exceed 20% of GDP by 2030; GST and other tax moves help to close funding gap: Finance Ministry
SINGAPORE: Singapore is expecting government expenditure to rise to about 19 per cent to 20 per cent of gross domestic product (GDP) between the financial years of 2026 to 2030, and possibly exceed 20 ...
OCBC offers new option to customers to earn higher interest from CPF funds
The bank is offering a promotional rate of 3.88 per cent a year if they place a minimum of $20,000 with the bank for eight months. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore and UAE deepen collaborations on tech and skills development
The government will help UAE in digital trade documents, fintech, and other innovations. Singapore and the United Arab Emirates reaffirmed their future collaborations which include science and ...
Singapore hit by growing cybercrimes, clocks $501M in losses from scams
Number of reported scam and cybercrime cases climbed 25.2% last year, with young adults aged 20 to 39 accounting for more than half of scam victims who lost a total of SG$660.7 million ($501.9 million ...
Singapore still most liveable location for expatriate workers from East Asia
It has retained its status since 2005. Since 2005, Singapore is still on top for the most liveable location for employees from East Asia, ECA International said. Its score improved because pandemic ...
ST-UOB roundtable on Feb 15 to discuss Budget measures meant to help households, businesses
SINGAPORE - Next week’s Budget will be put under the microscope at a roundtable discussion on Feb 15 organised by The Straits Times and UOB. Read more at straitstimes.com.