SINGAPORE - Food importer Siribun and its director were each fined $7,500 in relation to the illegal import of over 800kg of meat, seafood, and processed food, according to a joint statement by the ...
Straco Corp swings into black in H1 on China reopening, higher Singapore Flyer revenue
STRACO Corporation, which operates tourism facilities such as the Shanghai Ocean Aquarium and the Singapore Flyer, reported a net profit of S$6.4 million for the half year ended June 2023. Read more ...
Singapore must be alert to China and US stepping up their ‘battle of narratives’: ex-diplomats
Chan Heng Chee, Singapore's ambassador-at-large, said the city state's government is constantly vigilant against agents of influence of all countries Her comments come after a recent Washington Post ...
Singapore Flags ‘Structural Decline’ Without Migrant Workers
Singapore’s declining birth rate and its aging population require a sustained yet well calibrated influx of migrant workers, according to Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.
Grab’s Trans-cab acquisition: Singapore competition watchdog invites public feedback
CCCS is seeking public views to decide whether Grab's acquisition of Trans-cab can be finalised. Read the proposed details here.
Singapore salary guide 2023
Are you earning enough? How much are your peers earning? Explore The Straits Times’ salary guide - updated with the latest data - to find out.
Singapore open to importing electricity from India: ST
Singapore is open to importing electricity from regional countries including India, the Straits Times reported Sunday (Aug 13), in a push to improve energy security in the city-state.
Singapore could import electricity from India: Report
This response comes following a set of questions sent to the Energy Market Authority (EMA) seeking its comment on a reported move by India and Singapore to try and link their power grids.
Singapore open to importing electricity from regional countries, including India, says EMA
NEW DELHI - Singapore is open to the possibility of importing electricity from countries in the region, including India, The Straits Times has learnt from the Energy Market Authority (EMA). This ...
India could export power to Singapore, link power grid with UAE, Saudi Arabia
Singapore is open to the possibility of importing electricity from countries in the region, including India, the Energy Market Authority told The Straits Times, on August 13.
Singapore cuts annual growth outlook on weak global demand
Singapore on Friday cut its economic growth forecast for this year owing to weak demand from key export markets including China and the United States. The Southeast Asian nation’s performance is often ...
I grew my business from 4 people to 16,000 in 7 years. Here are 5 ways I’ve seen new business owners fail when they expand, and how I’ve avoided making those mistakes.
Moreau told Insider the draw for workers is about a change of scenery and about escaping the diversions of home life. She said leaving the house but not going to the office can help combat what she ...
Singapore’s middle distillates stockpiles steady; imports rise
Singapore's middle distillates stockpiles were little changed as an uptick in weekly imports for both gasoil and jet fuel/kerosene capped drawdowns.
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The pink dollar: How LGBTQ+ inclusion is shaping the future of business in Singapore
NIGHT falls on the Speakers’ Corner in Hong Lim Park. On a makeshift stage, advocates from the local lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ+) community share with the crowd their hopes ...
No plans for WeWork to withdraw from S’pore or hive off business despite global losses
The Straits Times reported in January 2020 that Singapore was a profitable market for WeWork and it is understood that the business remains in the black, despite overall losses of US$397 million ...