The 21-year-old climate activist tells Eco-Business how she walks the line of acceptability in a conservative country where activism is taboo.
Thinking Of Buying An Investment Property In Singapore, The Switzerland Of Asia? Here Are 4 Things To Consider
Despite seeing months of dwindling housing supply, and an influx of foreign buyers and investors, singapore home sales climbed to a four-month hig …
Hong Kong urged to look at Singapore, Macau methods for housing migrant workers; reuse of quarantine centres, cross-border commutes suggested
Hong Kong should copy Singapore’s strategy of creating accommodation for overseas workers and convert disused quarantine centres into housing for an influx of labour to help ease the city’s manpower …
Singapore rent prices are still sky-high. Long-time expats are having to consider drastic changes
Foreign expats in Singapore continue to feel the pain as home rental prices remain high and show little signs of returning to pre-pandemic levels.
Share Prices Could Keep Rising for These 3 Singapore Financial Stocks
These stocks possess sturdy catalysts and strong franchises that could see them continue to do well. The post Share Prices Could Keep Rising for These 3 Singapore Financial Stocks appeared first on …
Customers in Singapore more satisfied with financial services: study
Customers in Singapore are more satisfied with finance sector there as banks boost their online banking security. However, customers are less interested in newcomer digital banks.
4 Singapore Semiconductor Stocks Well-Positioned to Pay Higher Dividends
These four stocks may be temporarily affected by the microchip downturn, but remain poised to pay out higher dividends once the recovery takes hold. The post 4 Singapore Semiconductor Stocks …
Cambodia’s Phillip Bank teams up with property development Sarita Waterside
Foreign investors can enjoy a buy back option when purchasing villas at Sarita Waterside. Phillip Bank, a Singapore-owned commercial bank operating in Cambodia, and its associate company Phillip …
Rich Chinese splashing out on luxury have yet to invest big in Singapore
Hedge funds, banks and private equity firms say there has been a relative pittance of new business from ultra-rich Chinese emigres. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore Oil Trader OK Lim on Trial in $3.5 Billion Case
Hin Leong’s fallout was the biggest among a string of failures in Singapore’s commodities sector in recent years. HSBC and DBS Group Holdings Ltd. are among the bank creditors which provided trade …