Singtel demos cross-border interoperable mobile payment service

Singapore operator Singtel has demonstrated its initiative to connect mobile wallets across borders at the 32nd ASEAN Summit. The 10 ASEAN heads of state had a chance to experience how this cross-border interoperable mobile payment service would work ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Morning News For May 1

Mint Payments Ltd (ASX:MNW) is launching its white-labeled Unified mPOS (mobile point of sale) solution in Singapore today through NETS, a leading payments solutions provider. Singapore’s largest lender DBS’ first-quarter net profit rose 26 per cent ... ( read original story ...)

ASIA MARKETS: Financial Stocks Lead Asian Market Gains

Asia-Pacific stocks started the week higher, led by financial stocks in Hong Kong and Singapore as markets in China and Japan ... said Greg McKenna, chief market strategist at FX provider AxiTrader. On the data front, China's official manufacturing ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Airlines launches fifth daily Sydney-Singapore flight

Flight SQ288's 9.20pm departure from Sydney and 5.15am arrival into Singapore will also be the airline's first overnight service from Sydney – a factor which it hopes will sufficiently appeal to business travellers to outweigh the longer overall travel ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore IPOs hit by trade tensions

Bangladesh firm Summit Power International Ltd. shelved its share sale that was targeting US$260m whilst Malaysian clinic operator Qualitas Medical Ltd. delayed the pricing of its $100m IPO. “There is a correlation between volatility and IPO pricing. ( read original story ...)

Mint Payments launching unique payment solution in Singapore

Mint Payments Ltd (ASX:MNW) is launching its white-labeled Unified mPOS (mobile point of sale) solution in Singapore today through NETS, a leading payments solutions provider. The Unified mPOS solution will enable Singapore businesses to accept both ... ( read original story ...)

When being mobile means quality of life

Associate Professor Thang Leng Leng from the National University of Singapore, said the elderly see mobility as very important to their quality of life. "It allows them to connect with their social network, preventing isolation, and improving their sense ... ( read original story ...)