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Singapore Airlines Group passenger traffic rises 4.9% in May
Singapore Airlines Group passenger traffic rises 4.9% in May
Its two carriers recorded a combined 3.6 million passengers during the month.
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65LAB backs NUS biotech venture with $2.13m funding
65LAB backs NUS biotech venture with $2.13m funding
The capital will help advance a treatment candidate for a chronic lung disease.
46 minutes ago
Private home sales could face June lull after slower launches in May
Private home sales could face June lull after slower launches in May
New launches in July are expected to lift sales after a quieter period.
57 minutes ago
Seatrium wins ABS nod for offshore ammonia energy hub concept
Seatrium wins ABS nod for offshore ammonia energy hub concept
The hub integrates ammonia fuel, power generation, and vessel charging.
57 minutes ago
Singapore’s approach is to keep what works, change what does not: PM Wong
Singapore’s approach is to keep what works, change what does not: PM Wong
The prime minister said cities must stay pragmatic, adaptive, and open to cooperation amid global uncertainty.
6 hours ago
Daily Markets Briefing: STI up 1.02%; Top stock is Jardine Matheson
Daily Markets Briefing: STI up 1.02%; Top stock is Jardine Matheson
Jardine Matheson is the top stock with a 4.35% increase.
6 hours ago
Singapore to set up OTC gold clearing system by end-2026
Singapore to set up OTC gold clearing system by end-2026
This forms part of Singapore’s push to strengthen its role as a trusted gold trading and storage hub in Asia.
6 hours ago
Employment growth slows in Q1 as job vacancies dip
Employment growth slows in Q1 as job vacancies dip
Retrenchments inched up but remained within non-recessionary norms, whilst unemployment stayed low.
6 hours ago
IMDA, Microsoft partner to advance AI safety and security
IMDA, Microsoft partner to advance AI safety and security
The collaboration will focus on AI evaluation, information sharing, and trusted access to frontier AI models.
6 hours ago
New home sales slump 71.1% in May on fewer launches
New home sales slump 71.1% in May on fewer launches
Hudson Place Residences was the sole new launch during the month, selling 209 units.
6 hours ago
KIT secures EMA approval for Keppel Merlimau Cogen stake buy
KIT secures EMA approval for Keppel Merlimau Cogen stake buy
The proposed transaction remains subject to unitholder approval at an EGM on 18 June.
6 hours ago
Manulife IM Malaysia launches Singapore equity fund
Manulife IM Malaysia launches Singapore equity fund
The fund gives Malaysian investors exposure to Singapore equities amid market reforms aimed at improving liquidity.
6 hours ago
Cursor sets up Singapore base to match AI adoption pace in APAC
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Cursor sets up Singapore base to match AI adoption pace in APAC
Cursor is hiring locally and partnering with universities as leaders admit AI adoption is still not moving fast enough.
18 hours ago
Two HDB shophouses up for sale in Toa Payoh Central and Kovan
Two HDB shophouses up for sale in Toa Payoh Central and Kovan
Both have commercial space on the first floor and living quarters upstairs.
22 hours ago
Pints AI pushes auditable AI into core banking systems with $7.2m
Pints AI pushes auditable AI into core banking systems with $7.2m
AI banking onboarding dropped 70% across regulated systems.
22 hours ago
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Insurers expand beyond protection into wealth planning
Only 41% of consumers own life insurance.
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BofA expands payment push as clients shift liquidity
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Treasury functions move closer to board-level decisions.
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Employers seek learning ability as AI disrupts jobs
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INSEAD expands programmes as workers face pressure to reskill quickly.
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Art buyers seek safer canvases
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Younger collectors in their 20s and 30s are entering the market.
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Singapore telecom crowding persists after Simba-M1 deal collapse
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Its small market has left the mobile and fixed broadband sectors saturated.
Singapore merger rule changes seen speeding up deal approvals
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Phase 2 review timeline was shortened to 100 working days.
Singapore banks stretch hiring as caution deepens
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Headcount across 15 lenders rose just 0.005% in 2025.
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Inside Fujitsu Asia Pte Ltd’s win at the Singapore Business Review International Business Awards 2026
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