Singapore's pandemic-related restrictions are "working" and have helped to stall a slight rise in case numbers since last month, said the city-state's finance minister, Lawrence Wong. ( read original story ...)
MOH refutes ex-DBS test analyst that she contracted COVID-19 at Changi Airport
The Online Citizen Asia MOH refutes ex-DBS test analyst that she contracted COVID-19 at Changi Airport Current Affairs ... ( read original story ...)
Free Fire World Series 2021 Singapore: Play-Ins record peak viewership of over 1.2 million
The latest major tournament in Free Fire esports, called the Free Fire World Series 2021, is currently underway in Singapore. The event boasts a massive prize pool of USD 2 million. The Play-Ins of ... ( read original story ...)
COVID: 23 community cases among 33 new cases in Singapore
The Ministry of Health (MOH) on Saturday (29 May) confirmed 33 new COVID-19 cases in Singapore, taking the country's total case count to 62,003. ( read original story ...)
23 new community COVID-19 cases in Singapore, including 4 unlinked infections
SINGAPORE: Singapore reported 23 new COVID-19 cases in the community as of noon on Saturday (May 29). Nineteen infections were linked to previous ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore lifts import restrictions on food from Fukushima Prefecture
Singapore has removed its remaining import restrictions on food from Fukushima Prefecture imposed in the wake of the 2011 nuclear disaster, Japan's farm ministry said. Singapore was among 54 countries ... ( read original story ...)
Importer fined for illegally importing 250kg of fresh vegetables
SINGAPORE: An importer was fined S$3,500 for illegally importing fresh vegetables for sale, said the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) on Friday (May 28). ( read original story ...)
Indian woman at Singapore’s Changi airport not Covid-19 positive: Officials
Singapore’s health ministry said on Friday that its investigations have confirmed that there is no phylogenetic link between the Sonal Wadde case and those in the Changi Airport Terminal 3 cluster. ( read original story ...)
Indian national not infected with Covid-19 at Singapore Airport: Health min
A 32-year-old Indian national who arrived here on April 25 from Nepal could not have been infected with COVID-19 at the Changi airport as there is no phylogenetic link between her case and those ... ( read original story ...)
There’s ‘always a risk’: How cleaning companies in Singapore are keeping employees safe amid the COVID-19 pandemic
SINGAPORE: Providing masks, ensuring staggered break times and frequent reminders to wash hands: These are some of the measures cleaning companies ... ( read original story ...)
Software provider Sprinklr reveals 19% jump in revenue in IPO filing
Software startup Sprinklr on Friday made public its plans for a stock market listing in the United States, revealing a 19.3% rise in annual revenue. May 28 (Reuters) - Software startup Sprinklr on ... ( read original story ...)
Carlyle Starting Work on IPO of Chemical Firm Nouryon
Carlyle Group Inc. is starting preparations for an initial public offering of specialty chemicals producer Nouryon, according to people familiar with the matter. ( read original story ...)
With two debuts and a SPAC, biopharma notches another busy week as IPO raise soars past $7B
Interested in following biopharma’s fast-paced IPO market? You can bookmark our IPO Tracker here. After a slight lull in the IPO market earlier this month, the industry returned in full force this ... ( read original story ...)
IN FOCUS: Is there an environmental cost from Singapore’s love affair with en bloc sales?
While en bloc sales have their merits, the process of knocking down a building only to construct another comes with an environmental cost. CNA ... ( read original story ...)
Robinsons Land files IPO for P26.6 billion REIT portfolio
Robinsons Land Corp. has filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission its application for a real eatate investment trust listing esimated to raise as much as P26.6 billion. ( read original story ...)
Some retailers expanding even as others exit Singapore amid Covid-19 crisis
Businesses catering to those who work from home see opportunities, set long-term goals. . Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)