The Chinese electric vehicle (EV) revolution is well underway, with a whole slew of Chinese EV brands making their debuts in Singapore this year. The latest one to join the party is Dongfeng, with the ...
Asia’s fascination with cults: from Singapore deities to Japan’s sarin gas killers
Delve into chilling tales of followers lured by false promises of salvation – and the cult leaders who preyed on their vulnerabilities.
‘We’re fully booked’: Singapore businesses see strong demand for factory tours as visitors seek behind-the-scenes access
For more than 30 years, a factory in the industrial area of Senoko that has been diligently producing millions of bottles of the probiotic drink Yakult ...
Singapore-listed Olam to pay $4.2 million fine for delayed cotton sales reports
NEW YORK - Singapore-listed commodity trader Olam Group will pay a US$3.25 million (S$4.2 million) fine for delayed reporting of cotton sales to the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the ...
‘We’re forced into a corner’: Singapore’s ‘mamak shops’ could vanish amid high costs and changing shopping habits
The Hwa Lee Provision Store has been an enduring fixture of the void deck at Block 304 Shunfu Road for 40 years. Its shopfront and nondescript signboard have remained the same since Chong Meng Choo, ...
Singapore after hours: Five late-night supper spots
In workaholic Singapore, late dinners are common practice with people putting in extra hours. And even if you have burned through your three meals a day, a final round of food and drinks with friends ...
Singapore will work with Middle East partners to do more to deliver humanitarian aid: Vivian
WASHINGTON: Singapore retains a sobering yet hopeful perspective on the escalating conflict in the Middle East and stands ready to extend more humanitarian assistance.
‘I might have to close in a few years’: Singapore’s ‘mamak shops’ could soon disappear
The number of such shops has dwindled to 240, down by over a third from 380 in 2014. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Romance on a Budget: How couples are making their honeymoon dream come true despite Singapore’s economic woes
With some creativity and planning, couples can still enjoy a romantic and memorable honeymoon without breaking the bank ... ( read original story ...)
Jobless man says he’s getting only S$1.5K job offers in Singapore, so he tries out gambling as a side hustle; “ends up in S$20K+ debts”
"Friends influenced me to try out gambling... Is there any solution for someone like myself?" he asked for advice ...
Mahkota by-election: Singapore-based voter misses chance to vote by just one minute
The 41-year-old postman said traffic congestion and heavy rain caused his journey from Singapore to Kluang to be delayed.
Singapore will work with Middle East partners to do more to deliver humanitarian assistance: Vivian
The UN, despite its obvious failings, remains indispensable, he said, but noted the need to reform it. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Community support key to dealing with roots of terror threats in Singapore, says senior minister Teo
A whole-of-society approach to combating terrorism and extremism has been made possible with community support, said Senior Minister Teo Chee Hean on Sept 28.
Singapore stocks continue to falter, bucking regional trend; STI down 0.03%
DFI Retail Group reversed its fortunes to become the STI’s biggest gainer after being at the bottom of the table on Sept 25. It closed up 2.6 per cent at US$1.99, while Singtel was the biggest loser, ...
OCBC mobile app, internet banking services disrupted for some users
SINGAPORE: Some users faced difficulties accessing OCBC's internet banking and mobile app services on Saturday (Sep 28) afternoon. A number of complaints were posted on the bank's Facebook page, with ...
Commentary: What will it take to eliminate dengue deaths in Singapore?
With an increase in dengue deaths and cases this year, a multipronged approach is needed to manage dengue outbreaks and eliminate deaths, say infectious diseases experts from National Centre for ...