SINGAPORE – The Republic’s economy grew by 0.6 per cent year-on-year in the third quarter this year, easing from the 2 per cent growth in the previous quarter, advanced estimates released by the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) on Friday (Oct 14)…
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Singapore Q3 GDP grew more slowly than expected
Singapore's economic growth slows sharply to 0.6% in Q3
On a quarter-on-quarter, seasonally adjusted annualised basis, the economy shrank 4.1 per cent during the July to September period, a stark reversal from the already-anaemic 0.3 per cent expansion in the previous three months.
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…2017 HSBC World Rugby Singapore Sevens to be bigger and better
Earlier this year, the World Rugby Sevens Series returned to Singapore for the first time in a decade and, by all accounts, was nothing short of a resounding success.
Already, plans…
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Pay-cut shock for Tampines players
Boasting a squad littered with national players, Tampines Rovers became the first S.League club in eight years to reach the quarter-finals of the AFC Cup.
There, they fell to Indian side Bengaluru, but the Stags still have…
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Texas chicken, Singapore style
When in Singapore, eat as Singaporeans do.
That is why Texas Chicken offers flavours such as sambal and laksa.
And customers here enjoyed the flavours so much that they wrote on Texas Chicken’s Facebook page, asking…
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Be careful, social media can turn your voice into a Trumpet
Her fingers moved across the keyboard, and with each stroke, a slice of her life was revealed – for all to see.
PlayStation VR: An addictive gaming experience
Launched here yesterday, the PlayStation VR (PS VR) heralds the arrival of a new immersive video gaming experience that will attract the attention of the curious onlooker, while threatening to burn holes in the wallets of gamers who…
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Miss Universe Singapore 2016: Tanisha Khan
At only 18, Tanisha is the youngest finalist.
The Temasek Polytechnic student, who’s pursuing a diploma in business, scored five distinctions…
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He had to give up studies after his father was killed by drink driver
After graduating with a diploma in information security in 2013, he had planned to further his studies in university.
But one’s man folly in driving while drunk not only ended Mr Sim Ying Chong’s dream, it also made him lose…
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