Singapore and Indonesia will establish a reciprocal green lane for travel between both countries, according to a joint statement from Indonesia and Singapore’s ministries for foreign affairs. ( read original story ...)
Singapore and Indonesia agree to resume business and official travel
Singapore and Indonesia have agreed to reopen borders between the two countries for essential business and official travel after they were shut to curb the spread of COVID-19.Indonesia has recorded ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore stock watch: UOB, Tiong Seng, Pollux Properties, Incredible Holdings
The following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Monday (Oct 12):. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
As it happens: CNA explores Singapore on foot Day 1As it happens: CNA explores Singapore on foot Day 1
With overseas travel off limits for a while to come, CNA journalists Matthew Mohan and Gaya Chandramohan have set off on a marathon ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore, Indonesia conclude travel arrangement for essential business , official purposes
Singapore and Indonesia have concluded the negotiations on the establishment of a Reciprocal Green Lane (RGL) between the two republics. The applications of the RGL which will also be referred to by ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore, Indonesia agree to set up reciprocal green lane for business and official travel
Singapore and Indonesia have agreed to set up a reciprocal green lane (RGL) to enable cross-border travel for essential business and ... ( read original story ...)
Applications for Singapore-Indonesia travel for business, official purposes to start on 26 October
Cross-border travel for essential business and official purposes between Singapore and Indonesia is set to resume, with travel applications to start on 26 October. ( read original story ...)
Bank underpins STB campaign
The partnership, a first-of-its-kind collaboration between STB and a local bank, will leverage DBS’ ecosystem of services such as its travel marketplace portal, digital payments collection solutions, ... ( read original story ...)
Time to head home after months in Singapore
In February, the Koh family left the Chinese city of Wuhan, where the coronavirus was first detected more than 10 months ago, as Covid-19 infection numbers climbed dramatically.. Read more at ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s foray into space: Boldly going where no little red dot has gone before
The efforts of the country’s budding space industry are giving the Republic a larger stake in the space race than many people may think. The ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore speeds up travel restart as COVID keeps Malaysia gripped
Singapore and Malaysia, closely connected neighbors that have both been severely damaged by COVID-19, are eager to jump-start their economies. But just as the former appears to be turning a corner and ... ( read original story ...)
Best OCBC Credit Cards In Singapore (2020)
As expected, the 365 is indispensable on this list, but we put the spotlight on other frontrunners in the OCBC credit card department – for your gains. OCBC is a name on the forefront of consumers’ ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore begins sea acceptance test of coastal defence unmanned surface vessels
Singapore has begun sea acceptance tests of coastal defence unmanned surface vessels (USVs), which will eventually be deployed to undertake maritime patrol duties ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Entertainment Biz Gets Ready for Comeback
Singapore had a tough time with the coronavirus outbreak, which means the entertainment industry was hit hard. It was one of the first countries outside mainland China to confirm a COVID-19 case, ... ( read original story ...)
The Great IPO Drought: Does This Spell Doom for Singapore Exchange Limited?
The bourse operator has been facing a dwindling number of companies seeking to go public in Singapore.The post The Great IPO Drought: Does This Spell Doom for Singapore Exchange Limited? appeared ... ( read original story ...)
Keeping Singapore’s doors open to global talent
Covid-19 and the economic downturn have brought about a locals-first emphasis, but accompanied by anti-foreigner sentiment online. Insight finds out if expatriates still feel welcome in Singapore and ... ( read original story ...)