SINGAPORE (Reuters) — A Singaporean commodity broker wanted by the FBI was charged in the city-state on Friday for falsifying company documents to conceal transactions with North Korea from banks.
Grab-Singtel, Sea among 14 shortlisted for Singapore digital bank licences – sources
Singapore has shortlisted 14 applicants, which sources say include internet firm Sea and a joint venture of ride-hailer Grab and Singtel, for up to five digital bank licences in the city-state’s …
Questions about who is loaning Singapore S$22 billion arise as DPM Heng discloses finance data
Questions about the identity of the source for loaning Singapore $22 billion to fund part of its COVID-19 relief measures have arisen, after Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat d …
Singapore’s Phase 2 economy reopening: Here’s what you need to know
After reporting over 41,000 coronavirus cases to date, Singapore is gradually reopening its economy in the second phase when majority of activities resume after more than two months of restrictions, …
Asia Today: South Korean cases rise, Singapore reopening
South Korea has reported 49 cases of COVID-19 as the virus continues to spread in the densely populated capital area where half of the country’s 51 million …
UPDATE 1-Lovers reunite over food as Singapore eases virus lockdown
People in Singapore reunited with lovers and friends on Friday as the city-state lifted strict curbs on socialising, shopping and dining out after more than two months of lockdown amid the coronavirus …
The Latest: Singapore lifts most restrictions as cases drop
Singaporeans can wine and dine at restaurants, work out at the gym and get together but no more than five people after most lockdown restrictions are lifted …
Lovers reunite over favourite foods as Singapore eases virus lockdown
Singaporeans headed to restaurants to reunite with lovers and friends on Friday as the city-state lifted restrictions on socialising and dining out after more than two months of lockdown.
Singapore Family Office Hires Seven to Manage Rich Asian Assets
Kamet Capital Partners Pte is on a hiring spree as the Singapore family office tops $1 billion in assets for the wealthy clients it serves in Asia.
No Rallies, Live Cheers Or Music in Singapore’s Next Elections
With polls expected to be held soon amid the pandemic, campaigning in the country has been altered to curb any virus spread: No physical rallies, refrain from shaking voters’ hands, no gatherings on …