Rogue employees at the Marina Bay Sands may have facilitated moving millions of dollars out of prominent accounts.
First shipment of Covid-19 vaccines arrives in Singapore
The first batch of Covid-19 vaccines has landed here, as Singapore takes a crucial step towards vaccinating its population.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Blockchain trial for cross-border trade underway in Australia and Singapore
The two will develop solutions that aim to make cross border trade simpler and paperless for Australian businesses.
Is Singapore’s approval of lab-grown meat a win for the climate?
The global market for meat alternatives, which includes cultured and imitation meats, is currently at about $14 billion. But environmentalists doubt some of the claimed benefits.
UPDATE 1-Singapore gets first batch of COVID-19 vaccines – DHL
SINGAPORE, Dec 21 (Reuters) – Singapore received its first batch of COVID-19 vaccines on Monday, according to logistics firm DHL, ahead of a rollout in the city-state that health officials have said …
First Batch of Covid Vaccines Arrive in Singapore, DHL Says
The first batch of coronavirus vaccines arrived in Singapore on Monday on a flight from Brussels, according to a statement from Deutsche Post AG-owned DHL that didn’t specify which pharmaceutical …
Singapore fast-tracking efforts to grow a third of its nutritional needs by 2030 | Video
Interest in local produce is sprouting after the COVID-19 pandemic stirred fears of food supply disruptions in Singapore. Farms say they are planning to expand operations, with help from schemes like …
IASG’s analysts: Experts Weigh in on Singapore’s Immigration Trends as Phase 3 Looms
PRNewswire/ — Analysts at Immigration@SG LLP (IASG) have been keeping a close eye on the impact of COVID-19 on …
Myanmar to Start Joint Projects With Three Asian Countries
Major infrastructure projects planned with Thai, Singaporean and Korean firms in the nation’s commercial hub are nearing the construction phase, the government said.
Global banks boost Singapore hiring to mitigate Hong Kong risk
Global financial groups are ramping up hiring in Singapore and shunning Hong Kong as concerns over Beijing’s sweeping national security law in the Chinese territory spur the relocation of key roles.