Britain is looking at the digital economy as an area in which it can strengthen its relationship with Singapore as
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Semiconductor demand set to be curtailed: Citi Research
Although the Asian semiconductor industry has shown signs of a strong recovery for much of the past quarter, this could
Singapore firms face supply delays as factories remain closed in China
Manufacturers in Singapore had been waiting for factories in China to reopen yesterday after the extended Chinese New Year shutdown
Frasers Property unit buys manager of malls, office building
Frasers Property yesterday announced that Frasers Property Retail has entered into an agreement to acquire property manager AsiaMalls Management for
S’pore must develop new edge to be global aerospace node: Chan
Singapore will have to develop new competitive advantages as it aspires to be a global node and add value to
Britain notes US’ concerns over Huawei, says Raab
Britain takes US concerns about its use of Huawei equipment seriously but is confident a trade deal with the United
Career stagnation seen to begin at age 48 in recruiter poll
The average age at which careers stagnate is seen to be 48, according to a recent survey done in Singapore.
Trump’s Mid-East plan unacceptable, unjust: Mahathir
KUALA LUMPUR • Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said yesterday that the proposed peace deal between Israel and Palestine announced
Filipina’s suit against Japanese employer casts spotlight on vulnerable workers
A Filipina stranded in Japan is suing her Yokohama employer for her passport to be returned to her, in a
Trump fires two impeachment witnesses after acquittal
WASHINGTON • President Donald Trump wasted little time opening a campaign of retribution against those he blames for his impeachment,
Rivals take aim at Buttigieg, Sanders in Democratic presidential debate
MANCHESTER (New Hampshire) • Iowa caucuses winner Pete Buttigieg and runner-up Bernie Sanders came under sharp and sustained criticism in
Bumblebee numbers take massive hit amid global warming
ROME • When scientist Peter Soroye first saw that the figures showing the estimated bumblebee populations in North America had
Night lights hamper firefly courtship
WASHINGTON • Fireflies are under threat globally, with familiar hazards such as habitat loss and pesticides compounded by another peril
Antarctic base logs record temperature on continent
GENEVA/BUENOS AIRES • A research base in the Antarctic has recorded the highest temperature ever for the continent amid rising
Delhi goes to the polls in test for BJP
Millions of voters, including a 111-year-old woman, turned up to cast their ballots yesterday in the Indian capital, Delhi, where
Thai soldier behind mass shooting posts video footage on Facebook
BANGKOK • A Thai soldier gunned down at least 17 people in an attack which he shared about on Facebook,
Pentagon’s $980b budget plan boosts nuclear weapons funding
WASHINGTON • The Pentagon’s US$705.4 billion (S$980 billion) budget proposal for the next fiscal year would boost funding for nuclear
Investing around the known unknown of the coronavirus
The World Health Organisation has declared the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak a global emergency. As the tragic loss of life and
More gloom looms as Wuhan virus crisis escalates
Singapore’s stock market could see more gloom in the first week of this month as the Wuhan coronavirus crisis escalates.
OECD nations set December goal for global digital tax
PARIS • The threat of a new trans-Atlantic trade war diminished after 137 countries agreed to continue negotiations aimed at
India govt to list biggest insurer
MUMBAI • Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government surprised investors by saying it will sell part of its stake in state-run
Accountants will still count in future: Experts
The image of accountants has traditionally been that of people who crunch numbers and generate reports, with concerns that such
Wuhan outbreak: China-dependent economies may be in for rough ride
The virus outbreak in China is a potent reminder that a diversified base of revenues and supplies is a good
‘We are free’: Flag-waving Britons cheer EU-UK divorce
LONDON • Singing patriotic songs and waving Union Jacks, thousands of Britons flocked to a muddy patch of grass outside
Dark humour, nostalgia as final pre-Brexit Eurostar trains pull out
PARIS • London St Pancras and Paris Gare du Nord stations were on Friday united by dark humour and wistful