Some of the six City Harvest Church (CHC) leaders facing jail for their roles in Singapore's largest case of misuse of charity funds will start serving their sentences by April 21, said a notice posted on the church's website. No...
The most expensive criminal trial in Singapore's history is set to get even more expensive. Lawyers' fees for the 142-day City Harvest Church (CHC) trial at the State Courts, from its start in May 2013 to sentencing in November 2015,...
Singapore stocks are Asia's best performers in terms of dividend yield, with main counters in the telco, banking and industrials sectors all delivering solid returns. The FTSE Singapore Index maintained a yield of 3.74 per cent as of March 31,...
Resale prices of non-landed private homes rose for the fifth straight month in March to hit a 2½-year high, according to data out yesterday. Flash estimates put SRX Property's private resale index at 168.8 last month, the highest since September...
The tender for the first private home and retail site on offer to developers at the upcoming Bidadari housing estate is no ordinary one. The tender document for the 2.54ha site, set to yield 825 homes as well as shops,...
A retired Singapore Polytechnic lecturer yesterday pleaded guilty to inciting violence, via a Facebook page he created while pretending to be someone else. On the Act For Singapore (AFS) Facebook page he created in 2014 under the name "Emett Haqq",...
Residents in Jurong West were cut off from the Internet yesterday afternoon because of a cut cable. Some phone lines and TV services were also disrupted, as the incident affected fibre network access. According to comments on Facebook, some customers started...
As part of bank's innovation drive, DBS tokens to go fully digital by June next year Singapore's largest bank, DBS, is rolling out "soft" tokens for its 2.6 million online and mobile banking customers to replace hardware tokens. The soft token,...
Zainol bin Atan, 64, and his family, were nervous as they waited in a conference room at SPH News Centre last Saturday evening on April 8. They were going to be reunited with long-lost family members they had lost...
They look like a scrum of photographers covering a celebrity event or a football match. Since last week, groups of about 20 photographers have spent hours staring at a hole in a tree opposite Pek Kio Market and Food Centre,...
