Singapore Flyer suspends rides due to technical issue

The Singapore Flyer will remain closed today following a technical glitch that forced the attraction to suspend services yesterday afternoon. A spokesman for the Flyer told The Straits Times that all 61 passengers on board were "brought to the ground ... ( read original story ...)

Apple Watch 3 with LTE expands its reach in Asia

In Singapore, the Apple Watch Series 3 with LTE will be carried by Singtel, while those in Hong Kong will be able to choose between 1O1O and csl3 as their carrier. Apple has updated its website to show the addition of the two new markets, which brings the ... ( read original story ...)

Four arrested for involvement in mobile phone contracts scam

Four people have been arrested for allegedly committing a series of scams involving mobile phone contracts which left victims paying for unwanted phone bills. According to a Singapore Police Force statement on Thursday (25 January), one of 10 victims ... ( read original story ...)

Step-By-Step Guide To Opening A CDP Account In Singapore

You must be 18 years old and above You must not be an un-discharged bankrupt You must have a bank account with one of the following banks in Singapore – Citibank, DBS/POSB, HSBC, Maybank, OCBC, Standard Chartered Bank and UOB. If you meet all of the ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Flyer suspended due to ‘technical issue’

“We sincerely apologise for the inconvenience caused.” According to its Facebook page, the 165-metres tall Singapore Flyer is the largest giant observation wheel in Asia. Yahoo News Singapore has reached out to the Singapore Flyer for comment. ( read original story ...)

DBS to Hire More Private Bankers to Tap $19 Trillion Asia Market

The Singapore government last year asked companies operating in the country to shift away from product sales and adopt an advisory approach. DBS is trying to do so but first needs its clients to buy into the change, Lua said, adding that he believes the ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore’s rising natural gas ambitions face big challenges

Before the completion of Singapore’s first liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in 2013, the city’s only option was to import natural gas via pipelines from Malaysia and Indonesia. Singapore’s LNG industry has boomed since then, powering gas cookers ... ( read original story ...)