Singapore Morning News For November 22

The dairy industry has a battle on its hands to increase milk consumption in Singapore, with a recent report revealing that half of Singaporean adults seldom consume it and are content to ignore its important health benefits. ( read original story ...)

Malaysia exports first live pigs to Singapore in 18 years

SINGAPORE: Singapore received its first shipment of live pigs from Malaysia in 18 years on Saturday after a farm in Sarawak became the only approved source in the country to export live pigs to the Republic, the Straits Times reported today. Its addition ... ( read original story ...)

Designing Singapore Airlines’ new A380 business class seats

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Singapore shares rally ahead of GDP data; DBS gains 2.5%

Singapore stocks continued their winning streak to a third day on Tuesday, tracking gains in Asian equities and amidst hopes of economic growth recovery ahead of GDP data due Thursday. Stocks in Asia recovered some of their recent losses as investors took ... ( read original story ...)

Neste Singapore celebrates its 10th anniversary

“We thank Singapore state, EDB, our business partners and suppliers, and other important stakeholders for the excellent cooperation, trust and support over the years. We are very much looking forward to making the next decade a continued success together ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore shares gain for second day; OCBC, UOB advance

Singapore stocks edged slightly higher on Monday after gaining more than 1 percent in the previous session, led by lenders such as OCBC and United Overseas Bank. Asian shares started the week on the weak note, pressured by a retreat on Wall Street amid tax ... ( read original story ...)