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SINGAPORE, May 9 — A former prison officer was fined S$300 (RM995) for stealing four boxes of lozenges worth just over S$21 from a supermarket in Circuit Road, Singapore last year. The Straits Times reported that Eddie Tan Kyim Hiong, 47, pleaded guilty to …
[SINGAPORE] The local banking trio have taken extra allowances in their first-quarter 2025 results amid a rise in uncertainty in the macroeconomic environment. DBS, OCBC and UOB each said this was a pre-emptive step to beef up their reserves as they …
Isetan Singapore will close its Tampines outlet in November, as the department store’s lease at the eastern Singapore mall nears expiry. The retailer – a subsidiary of Japan’s Mitsukoshi Holdings – will retain only two stores in the country: Its flagship …
The U.S. dollar could continue to weaken against the Singapore dollar in the coming month, CNA reported economists and forex researchers predicting how much further the greenback could slide. Singapore dollar has been strengthening This was after the …
High net worth insurance broker Grandtag Financial Consultancy has opened a new and bigger office in Singapore to house its enlarged headcount in the city-state. Grandtag Financial Consultancy has opened a new office in Singapore, according to a statement. …
A few stories from around Asia you may have missed this week. Ruling party in Singapore wins 14th successive election Supporters of Singapore's ruling People's Action Party react while watching the vote count during the preliminary results of the …
An elderly man who lost contact with family members for six days has been found on the roof of a newly-constructed flat in Bidadari. Lau Sung Pong, 81, was reported missing on May 1 after he failed to return home. In an interview with AsiaOne, 55-year-old …
Two of Modec’s most experienced executives have departed the company to join rival players in Singapore, a development that could potentially shift the balance in the offshore energy engineering market. David Wu, former president and general manager of …
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