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US tariffs could trigger ‘full-blown global trade war’: PM Wong
“Today, Singapore stands on a strong foundation, but all of you know that we are entering a world that is going to be more dangerous and unpredictable,” he added.
‘It’s going to affect us very badly’: New Trump tariffs cast gloom over businesses in Asia
A Chinese toy exporter and an Indian shrimp exporter are among those who fear that orders from the US will shrivel up.
MOM to make 3 ‘strategic shifts’ to better serve Singaporeans: Tan See Leng
Tech disruptions and global competition have “created new anxieties”, he said at a dinner to celebrate the ministry’s 70th anniversary.
‘I thought I could outwit scammers’: Woman who lost over $78,000 to job scam in four days
Experts advised against engaging scammers as they can manipulate one's psychological vulnerabilities.
Marsiling-Yew Tee residents to get new community clubs, parks and 18km cycling path
These improvements are part of a master plan for 2025 to 2030 launched by the town council on April 5.
Sengkang residents to get rejuvenated park under WP town council’s 5-year plan
Why 2 Malaysian businessmen are betting big on Cold Storage, Singapore’s oldest supermarket brand
Andrew Lim and Gary Yap are retail veterans from across the Causeway aiming to make the shopping experience feel more ‘human’, as Sumiko Tan finds out.
S’pore’s cyborg cockroaches helping with search-and-rescue efforts in Myanmar quake
It is the first time in the world that such cyborgs have been deployed in a humanitarian operation.
‘Revenge porn’ victims speak out: ‘Will he take pictures of me when I’m not looking?’
He filmed her without consent. The police gave him a warning. She's still living with the scars.
Driver, 2 passengers at large after reversing from roadblock, abandoning car in Geylang
