Singapore's Fastest Growing Companies is a ... table had to register via websites created by Statista and The Straits Times from May to August 2024. In addition, through research in company ...

What’s in store as The Straits Times celebrates a milestone Happy 2025 and warmest wishes for the new year. This year marks a milestone for The Straits Times. The very first edition of ST was ...

Singapore’s government is “not averse” to implementing more property cooling measures if needed, the Straits Times newspaper reported, citing Minister for National Development Desmond Lee.

The fast-fashion online retailer laid off 17 jobs at its headquarters in Singapore, as it prepares for a public listing in London, shifting from its earlier plans to list in New York, according to a ...

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SINGAPORE: Market watchers are less bullish ... A stellar performance by the three local banks helped push the benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) up 16.9 per cent in 2024 – marking its first ...

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The Straits Times Index (STI) is often seen as the bellwether of Singapore’s stock market, comprising 30 of the country’s largest and most established companies. Year-to-date (as of the close on 24 ...

Singapore’s voter rolls are being updated and will be open for public inspection in February. Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has directed the Registration Officer to update the Registers of Electors.

A Singapore-flagged ship collided with a Japan-flagged ship in Chinese waters on Dec 30. Singapore bulk carrier Yangze 22 collided with Japanese bulk carrier Vega Dream in the Changjiang River at ...

A recent encounter between the Singapore Police Coast Guard (PCG ... PCG officers observed several Indonesian fishing vessels entering and exiting STW multiple times. In response, PCG deployed its ...

He was the managing director of a firm called Singliworld which lured more than 2,000 investors in Singapore into an “investment scheme” that promised trading returns as high as 13 per cent per month.