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Coronavirus: Singapore outbreak slows, reaches key metric tied to easing restrictions
Singapore’s weekly infection growth rate fell below 1.0 after 3,635 new cases were recorded, but reopening may not be immediate.
Coronavirus: Singapore outbreak slows, reaches key metric tied to easing restrictions
Singapore’s weekly infection growth rate fell below 1.0 after 3,635 new cases were recorded, but reopening may not be immediate.
COP26: Singapore commits to phasing out unabated coal power by 2050
SINGAPORE: Singapore will phase out the use of unabated coal by 2050, the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) announced on Thursday (Nov 4). Unabated coal refers to the burning of coal without carbon …
Indian fintech firm Paytm signs up over 100 institutional investors for IPO
Ant Group-backed fintech firm Paytm said it has allocated shares worth 82.35 billion rupees ($1.11 billion) to more than 100 institutional investors, including the government of Singapore, ahead of …
Incomlend Capital Receives Capital Markets Services Licence from Monetary Authority of Singapore, Expanding Trade Finance…
Incomlend Capital aims to raise and manage US$500 million for the Incomlend ESG Invoice Financing ProgrammeSINGAPORE – – 3 …
Singapore hits key metric tied to easing Covid restrictions
The number of new local infections fin Singapore ell in the past week compared to a week earlier for the first time since mid-October, marking a key milestone that could lead to an easing of …
Singapore offers strong incentives to attract startups
Startboard, a Taiwan-based startup incubator, hosted a Singapore-themed evening on October 29th in Taipei on why it makes sense to start a business in Singapore for startups.
Singapore offers strong incentives to attract startups
Startboard, a Taiwan-based startup incubator, hosted a Singapore-themed evening on October 29th in Taipei on why it makes sense to start a business in Singapore for startups.
2 companies with Singapore operations named in Pandora Papers were under MAS watch
Two licensed trust companies with operations in Singapore were under “intense scrutiny” by MAS before they were named in the Pandora Papers.