SINGAPORE — Consumers are set to pay more for electricity bills for the period of 1 July to 30 September 2023 as electricity tariffs are set to increase by an average of 1.2 per cent, or 0.31 cent per ...
Higher electricity bills from July to September as Singapore increases tariff by 1.2%
Consumers in Singapore will pay more for electricity in the July-September quarter, with the tariff increasing by an average of 1.2 per cent from the previous quarter.
Cost Guide to Starting Your Own Business in Singapore
Entrepreneurship in Singapore can be costly and complex. Here’s a guide on how to be an entrepreneur and how much is required to start ...
Singapore exports rocket, trade deficit turns surplus
Cambodian goods exports to Singapore reached $343.413 million in the first five months of 2023, up 508.3 per cent year-on-year from $56.451 million and up 1,313 per cent half-on-half from $24.31 ...
Singapore accountancy body launches S$1m programme for local, foreign students to attract talent
UNDERGRADUATES from Singapore and beyond can get a glimpse of the Republic’s accounting sector under a new S$1 million programme by the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants (Isca). Read more ...
Healthcare, sustainability among key markets as more Singapore firms invest in Sichuan
Singapore was the southwestern Chinese province’s largest foreign investor last year, with about S$5.7 billion invested across some 730 projects.
Johor quarantine services foil another bid to smuggle rice from Singapore at Second Link
The Malaysian Quarantine and Inspection Service Department (Maqis) foiled an attempt to smuggle in 10 tonnes of rice worth RM50,000 from ...
Say goodbye to Q2 and the crypto hacks, scams and rug pulls that came with it
According to a new report, only $4.9M was recovered of the $204.3M the crypto industry lost to hacks, scams and rug pulls in Q2.
S’pore exports rocket, trade deficit turns surplus
Cambodian goods exports to Singapore reached $343.413 million in the first five months of 2023, up 508.3 per cent year-on-year from $56.451 million and up 1,313 per cent half-on-half from $24.31 ...
Attempt to smuggle 10 tonnes of rice into Singapore foiled
An attempt to smuggled 10 tonnes of rice via the Sultan Abu Bakar Komplex (KSAB) Customs, Immigration and Quarantine (CIQ) has been foiled by the Malaysian Quarantine and Inspection Services ...
“We need a strong accounting sector” — Lawrence Wong talks about strengthening Singapore’s position in business & finance
SINGAPORE: Lawrence Wong has recently shared what steps Singapore must take to secure its position in business and finance. The Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore and Minister for Finance took to ...
Singapore Regional Business Forum to be held in Hanoi in early July
It is expected to bring together industry leaders, government officials, policymakers, academics, and diplomats to foster regional partnerships and explore sustainable business opportunities. The ...
Singapore-based firm Biosyngen opens new manufacturing facility, set to hire 200 people
SINGAPORE - Singapore-based cell therapy company Biosyngen is looking to hire about 200 people in the next three to five years to staff its newly opened cell manufacturing facility at 5 Tai Seng ...
Singapore stocks end Wednesday higher; STI inches up 0.1%
LOCAL shares ended Wednesday (Jun 28) on a slightly more upbeat note alongside most other market indices in South-east Asia, as investors scoured capital markets for opportunities. Read more at The ...
Lexus to join Singapore taxi fleet
First time for Toyota-owned nameplate here; and second luxury brand following Mercedes-Benz in mid-1990s Read more at straitstimes.com.
Why the UN Should Regulate Singapore’s Dangerous Sand Imports
For nations like Malaysia and Indonesia, the profit that can be made selling off a precious natural resource is often too great to resist.