Baby rhino gallops into public view at Singapore Zoo

A baby white rhino has made his first foray into the spotlight, galloping into a public enclosure at Singapore Zoo after being given a name—Oban, which means "King" in the African Yoruba language. The calf had spent the first few weeks of his life ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore stocks climb to over 8-week high; SPH gains

Singapore stocks joined global stock rally on Thursday following all-time highs for the U.S. stocks after minutes showed caution at the Federal Reserve over the timing of future rate hike. Asian stocks were near a decade high on Thursday, riding the bull ... ( read original story ...)

Cash management: DBS reaps what it sows

Take PriorityPay. It provides clients in Singapore, Hong Kong, China, Taiwan, India and Indonesia with faster and cheaper fund transfers across the DBS network. The bank extended the cut-off time for telegraphic transfers to speed up processing – both ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore stocks drift lower as lenders drag

Singapore stocks edged lower on Wednesday, dragged lower by financial shares such as DBS Group even as Asian equities trading near decade highs on easing Catalan worries. Asian shares rose while the euro hovered near a 10-day peak after Catalonia's leader ... ( read original story ...)

Singtel, Ericsson to accelerate 5G adoption in Singapore

Singtel and Ericsson will soon be jointly launching a 5G Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Singapore. With an initial investment of S$2 million over the next three years, the CoE aims to lead the development of 5G mobile network infrastructure and accelerate ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Central Bank Seen Edging Toward Tightening Policy

Singapore’s central bank is widely seen sticking to a neutral stance on Friday, but it may be moving closer to tightening policy as the economy continues to strengthen. All but one of the 23 economists surveyed by Bloomberg predict the Monetary Authority ... ( read original story ...)

New entrant in Singapore’s bike-share battle

Another dockless bike-sharing service - this time backed by Chinese electronics firm Xiaomi - is expected to ... Baicycle, available in China and Japan, will be brought to Singapore by Xiaobai Technology, a local company started by Mr Terence Tan, who ... ( read original story ...)

Kobe Steel ops in Singapore ‘not affected by scandal’

As such, its Singapore subsidiaries - which manufacture items such as gauges and strips for use in the electrical and electronics industries, as well as electrodes used in shipbuilding and repair - are not affected, he added. The Japanese firm is ... ( read original story ...)