Essential workers wearing face masks walk past the skyline of the central business district outside a regional screening center amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak in Singapore June 9, …
Jetstar Loses Its Shine For Qantas In Vietnam, But Singapore’s Jetstar Asia Still Strong
Qantas appears unwilling to fight a marketshare battle in Vietnam, which is not a hub in Qantas’ strategy to bridge Australia and Asia.
Singapore marine fuel sales fall in May as cargo ship calls plummet
May sales of marine fuels in Singapore dropped to a three-month low of 3.925 million tonnes as cargo shipping activity fell to at least a five-year low and average bunker loadings shrank, official …
ByteDance teams up with Lee family in bid for Singapore banking licence
Chinese giant seeks to make inroads into financial services in tie-up with influential family behind OCBC Bank …
Singapore May Home Sales Jump 75% as Virtual Viewings Take Hold
Home sales in Singapore rebounded in May from the previous month as more buyers got used to virtual real estate viewings with the city-state still under Covid-19 lockdown.
Singapore Employment Fell by Record 25,600 in First Quarter
Total employment in Singapore, excluding foreign domestic workers, fell by a record 25,600 in the first quarter, according to revised data published by the Ministry of Manpower.
BREAKING NEWS: This year’s Azerbaijan, Singapore and Japan Grands Prix CANCELLED due to the coronavirus pandemic
Grands Prix in Azerbaijan, Singapore and Japan will not take place this year, Formula One has announced. The three races have been cancelled as the sport makes changes to its calendar.
Gunvor boss slams loose lending practices in Singapore
The head of Gunvor, one of the world’s largest independent oil traders, has blamed loose lending practices in Singapore for a string of scandals that have rocked the commodity trading industry.
Singapore Equity Analysts Aren’t as Optimistic as Global Funds
Analyst expectations for Singapore equities have yet to catch up with the optimism displayed by some global investors.
Coronavirus in Singapore: The garden city learning to love the wild
Singapore likes to call itself a garden city, with trees lining its roads, ample lush parks and grass and plants surrounding its buildings. But it’s a garden under constant control – the trees are …