The Mainboard-listed companies join UOB, Olam Agri and CDL in committing to disclose their material nature-related issues when reporting on FY2025 or earlier. ( read original story ...)
OCBC sponsors S$1 million for new solar-powered electric cruisers at Gardens by the Bay
A FLEET of 15 solar-powered electric cruisers started plying their routes at Gardens by the Bay on Oct 23. Read more at The Business Times.
Fossil fuel production major threat to ‘Amazon of the seas’, which includes Singapore: Report
The Coral Triangle covers waters in South-east Asia, including Singapore, and beyond. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Trust and unity in the community is Singapore’s armour against radicalisation: Masagos
Extremists who want to divide society must not be allowed to succeed, he added. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore: Stateless unemployed youth who has never gone to school lands job offer
Stateless youth Ricqo Rafiezuwan once likened his existence to that of a ghost – his presence known to and noticed by only a few people. ( read original story ...)
Food Innovators Holdings Limited (KYB): 5 Things You Should Know About This Newly-Listed F&B Company
The Singapore Exchange (SGX) recently welcomed a new stock listing, Food Innovators Holdings Limited (SGX: KYB), on the Catalist board of the SGX on 16 October.
Swiggy IPO may launch for public subscription between November 6 to 8, see other details: Report
Swiggy may launch its Initial Public Offering (IPO) for public subscription between November 6 to 8 with the anchor book portion scheduled for November 5 ...
A 4300km power line to Asia? Singapore thinks it might just work
A $35 billion mega-project by billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes to export renewable energy to Asia has cleared a significant hurdle.
The Lush Quarry Park In Singapore So Breathtaking It’s Best Known As ‘Little Guilin’
Imagine a 77-acre oasis in the middle of bustling Singapore replete with lush trails, wildlife, and a small lake surrounded by limestone karsts. This is it.
PCG forges security ties with Singapore
THE Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) forged maritime cooperation agreements with Singapore in time for the 55th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the Philippines and the city-state. A Philippine delegation led by Commo.
Singapore govt accuses Lee Hsien Yang of creating ‘false urgency’ over 38 Oxley Road demolition
The Singapore government on 25 October accused Lee Hsien Yang of creating a “false urgency” over the demolition of 38 Oxley Road. In its statement, the government argued that while Lee Kuan Yew preferred demolition,
Singapore beat Malaysia 54-46 to reach Asian Netball Championship final
Singapore survived a late comeback from Malaysia in the semi-finals of the Asian Netball Championship on Oct 26 to set up a meeting with two-time defending champions Sri Lanka in the Oct 27 final. It was a tale of two halves in the clash between the Causeway rivals,
Leaving Singapore: A look at Lee Hsien Yang and six others who chose asylum
Among the asylum seekers were blogger Amos Yee, the late former prosecutor Francis Seow and pro-Palestinian activist Ang Swee Chai.
Who pays for phishing scam losses in Singapore? Shared Responsibility Framework outlines duties for financial institutions, telcos, effective Dec 16
Banks such as DBS Bank, UOB, OCBC Bank and Citibank, and payment services providers that offer e-wallets, such as Grab, YouTrip and Revolut are the first ... ( read original story ...)
Commonwealth offers new ways of cooperation that can benefit Singapore: PM Wong
SINGAPORE: The Commonwealth offers new ways of cooperation – from trade to climate response – that can benefit Singapore, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said on Saturday (Oct 26). Mr Wong added that as an open and vulnerable country in a new global environment,
New repair clinic at Tampines Bus Interchange teaches people to fix damaged household items
Launched in 2014, Repair Kopitiam has 200 to 300 volunteers who teach electrical, mechanical and fabric repairs. Read more at straitstimes.com.