Singapore’s virus-hammered economy shrank almost 43 percent in the second quarter, in a sign that the country’s first recession in more than a decade was deeper than initially estimated, official data …
Singapore faces a ‘bumpy road’ to recovery from coronavirus impact: CIMB
Even as Singapore’s domestic consumption picks up, its economic resumption remains rocky without a more substantial global recovery in external demand like trade plus goods and services, says Song …
Coronavirus latest: Singapore economy shrinks 13% in Q2 as forecasts revised
Sydney Airport is raising $1.4bn to restructure its operations in response to the calamitous slump in air travel. Reporting delays keep a lid on US figures for new cases and deaths. Cuba shuts down …
How Singapore Nurtured Foreign Tech Trio Who Became Billionaires
David Chen left his native China as a teenager to attend school in Singapore. Little did he know that his adopted city would help him reach the ranks of the ultra-rich.The co-founder of Sea Ltd. is …
Businesses welcome cross-border travel arrangements between Singapore, Malaysia
Businesses on both sides of the Causeway welcomed the cross-border travel arrangements between Singapore and Malaysia, which will allow employers to travel for essential meetings and afford workers …
AXA Considers Sale of Singapore Business as It Seeks to Raise Funds: Sources
AXA SA is considering a sale of its Singapore business as it seeks to raise funds divesting peripheral operations, according to people familiar with the …
AXA Considers Sale of Singapore Business as It Seeks to Raise Funds: Sources
AXA SA is considering a sale of its Singapore business as it seeks to raise funds divesting peripheral operations, according to people familiar with the …
Businesses welcome cross-border travel arrangements between Singapore and Malaysia
The arrangement will address the pressing travel needs of both countries, the Singapore Business Federation and the Malaysia-Singapore Business Council said.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Temasek drops $3 billion bid for Singapore’s Keppel Corp
Singapore’s Temasek Holdings has decided to drop its $3 billion conditional offer for conglomerate Keppel Corp after invoking a material adverse change (MAC) clause.
Sun Life opens Singapore office, looks for acquisitions in Asia
The Toronto-based firm will target affluent clients in the city-state, offering insurance products through international brokers and private banks in the Asian financial hub.