Singapore shares open 0.4% up on Friday

SINGAPORE - Local stocks opened 0.4 per cent higher on Friday (Dec 1), in line with US stocks overnight, with the Straits Times Index moving up 13.62 points to 3,447.16 as at 9.12am. About 125.6 million shares worth S$280.6 million in total changed hands ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore IMDA Chief Explains New Initiatives

After taking office in January, Tan Kiat How, CEO of Singapore’s Infocomm Media Development Authority spoke to Variety at the Singapore Media Festival. He discussed new initiatives and the performance of existing ones. Variety: What new initiatives the ... ( read original story ...)

Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon: Traffic arrangements

The police have announced road closures for the Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon on Sunday (Dec 3) and the Kids Dash will be held on Saturday. Many roads along the full marathon, half marathon and 10km race courses will be affected before, during and ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore’s first family feud over ‘big brother’

One of the sons of Singapore’s founding father Lee Kuan Yew has announced that he was leaving the country “for the foreseeable future” after he and his sister said they had lost confidence in the leadership of their brother Lee Hsien Loong, Singapore ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore October bank lending up 1.4%: MAS

SINGAPORE - Total bank lending in October climbed 1.4 per cent from September, on the back of higher loans to financial institutions. Total domestic banking unit loans amounted to S$649.56 billion last month, up from S$640.68 billion in September ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Chili Crabs Reign as Jumbo Wins Restaurant IPO Battle

The debate over Singapore’s favorite crab dish may be settled -- at least on the trading floor. Shares of restaurant chain No Signboard Holdings Ltd., known in the city-state for its signature white pepper crab dish, jumped 11 percent on its debut ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Property Prices Vulnerable to Rising Supply

The rising supply of homes and slowing population growth may undermine the recent recovery in Singapore residential property prices, the country’s central bank said. Future development projects could potentially add 20,000 private housing units over the ... ( read original story ...)