Singapore Budget 2018: Lowering infrastructure financing costs

This will help lower financing costs while ensuring Singapore does not draw directly on its reserves to fund major spending, Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat said. Statutory boards and government-owned companies are already using bonds to finance ... ( read original story ...)

What smart-nation Singapore can learn from other smart cities

For the country’s youthful population, smart technology is native — they are practically born with a mobile phone in their hand. But what about Singapore and its aging population? Can an elderly population engage in the same way with smart technologies ... ( read original story ...)

Southeast Asia faces speed bumps to export-driven growth

SINGAPORE -- Southeast Asia's strong exports and consumption, which helped sustain rapid growth throughout the region in 2017, are in a delicate spot as demand for electronic parts falls and interest rate hikes threaten to cool spending. Last year ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore medical team audits MGMGH on safe obstetrics

TRICHY: A five-member team of doctors from Singapore International Foundation (SIF), SingHealth and KK Women's and Children's Hospital in Singapore carried out an annual audit at the obstetrics and gynaecology department of Mahatma Gandhi memorial ... ( read original story ...)

More News Than Orders At Singapore Airshow

Big jet makers logged no orders during Singapore Airshow. Boeing and Airbus both saw several milestones during or before the show. NMA discussions are ongoing. From the 6 th until the 11 th of February 2018, the Singapore Airshow took place. Due to ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Property Stocks Fall on Higher Tax for Home Purchases

Singapore’s property stocks fell, leading declines on the benchmark Straits Times Index as the government raised taxes on home purchases that are worth more than S$1 million ($761,600) after housing prices rebounded from a four-year slump. UOL Group Ltd ... ( read original story ...)