Nineteen people are accused of illegally buying babies and selling them in Indonesia and Singapore.
Beyond attracting MNCs, Singapore to grow next generation of global business champions
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Ascott opens fifth lyf-branded property in Singapore
The 90-room site combines a stretch of conserved shophouses with a newly built section.
SBI Holdings Secures Coinhako Majority Stake After Singapore Regulatory Green Light
SBI Holdings completes Coinhako acquisition after MAS approval, expanding its regulated digital asset operations across Asia-Pacific markets.
Marcos courts investors at Singapore Business Forum
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday assured business leaders in Singapore that the Philippines remains economically resilient and open to greater …
Nepal SBI Bank wins four Asian Banking & Finance awards
Nepal SBI Bank Ltd. (NSBL) has won four awards at the Asian Banking & Finance (ABF) Awards 2026 in Singapore, recognizing its performance in both wholesale and retail banking. The bank was named Nepal …
Singapore’s DBS targets over $774 billion in wealth assets by 2030
By Rae Wee and Yantoultra Ngui SINGAPORE, July 15 (Reuters) – DBS Group aims to grow assets under management in its wealth business to more than S$1 trillion ($774 billion) by 2030, its unit’s head …
Billionaire Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi’s Frasers Property-led group offers top bid of $1.6 billion for prime Singapore waterfront site
A Frasers Property-led consortium has offered the top bid of $1.6 billion for a waterfront residential and commercial site in Singapore amid booming property demand in one of the world’s most …
Singapore business forecast 2026: 15 industries rising, 11 struggling in the next 3 months
Disclaimer: Unless otherwise stated, any opinions expressed below belong solely to the author. Data sourced from the Singapore Department of Statistics and the Economic Development Board. 2026 is upon …
Why Chinese wealth is still powering Hong Kong and Singapore property
The draw of safe-haven assets in these cities sees more Chinese becoming permanent residents – a trend Beijing’s clampdown on capital outflows may even encourage Hong Kong’s residential real estate …