Until recently, Mr Johnson Tan would drive his Grab car across the Causeway to refuel, up to four times a week. Doing that saved him up to $80 for a full tank. Now the 27-year-old, who has been with Grab for...
Former BSI banker Yeo Jiawei had a close working relationship with controversial Malaysian tycoon Low Taek Jho, a central figure in the scandal-hit 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) fund, a court heard yesterday. Yeo, 33, left BSI Bank here in 2014...
Just like real estate is about location, location and location, private banking is about scale, scale and scale - it is what's needed to cope with the high cost of the business, say industry players. Monday's surprise move by DBS...
American fashion designer Michael Kors will be in Singapore on Nov 14 and 15 to officially celebrate the opening of his largest Southeast Asia flagship store at Mandarin Gallery. During his visit here, the 57-year-old will also be commemorated at...
Can't say that nobody saw this coming. As developers build more shopping malls all over Singapore, from the heartlands to the central business district, there's bound to come a time when the bubble will burst, and there is an oversupply...
Train services have resumed on the Circle Line, after nearly three hours of disruption caused by a signal fault during the peak hours of Wednesday morning (Nov 2). Transport operator SMRT first tweeted at 7.37am, informing commuters of 10 minutes...
GELANG PATAH - Many Singaporeans say they will make adjustments to their trips into Malaysia following the implementation of the RM20 road charge (RC). The ruling from yesterday affected all private foreign-registered vehicles at the Johor Causeway and Second Link. An...
SINGAPORE - After deciding he had enough of waiting 30 minutes for his wonton mee, a man started smashing the stall front with a beer bottle. The incident happened at North Bridge Road Food Centre on Monday (Oct 31) at...
The new RM20 (S$6.60) levy on Singapore-registered cars entering Malaysia, which was rolled out yesterday, will be matched "in some form" by Singapore. Labelling the road charge scheme "discriminatory", the Republic's Ministry of Transport said it is biased against Singapore-registered vehicles,...
Failures in governance at Aljunied-Hougang Town Council (AHTC) exposed millions of dollars in public funds to improper use and application, and could amount to criminal conduct if deliberate, independent auditor KPMG said in a report on the town council's...
