MARGINS for the three Singapore banks are likely to be squeezed in the third quarter as the Singapore Inter-bank Offered Rate (Sibor) tracks south in line with the Fed's rate movement, even as loan growth is expected to remain steady.
IF YOU are planning a holiday or a trip to Hong Kong in the next few weeks, be forewarned that some travel insurance benefits will not apply as long as there is a travel advisory from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA).
SINGAPORE remains an attractive destination for new brokerage entrants, with two such outfits setting up here even as US-focused discount broker Charles Schwab announced that it would cease operations in the city-state by year-end.
Lockheed Martin Corp has been awarded a US$7 billion modification to a contract providing for 114 F-35 aircraft for the U.S. Air Force, the U.S. Marine Corps, the U.S. Navy, and the governments of Norway, Australia and Italy, the Pentagon said on Monday.
Beyond Meat Inc beat third-quarter revenue estimates and raised its full-year forecast on Monday, as the vegan burger maker earned more from new partnerships with restaurants looking to cash in on demand for plant-based proteins.
Waymo Chief Executive John Krafcik said the self-driving vehicle company is now offering limited "rider-only" trips in Phoenix, Arizona, and is looking beyond the robo-taxi business to generate future revenue, including delivery services.
Alphabet Inc fell short of analysts' estimates for third-quarter profit on Monday, hit by aggressive spending by its Google unit on marketing and hardware development.
Anglo American unit De Beers said its 2019 marketing budget will exceed last year's figure of US$170 million and will focus on the biggest market the United States, where women lavishing diamonds on themselves has boosted sales.
The U.S. telecommunications regulator plans to vote in November to designate Huawei Technologies and ZTE Corp as national security risks, barring their customers from tapping an US$8.5 billion government fund to purchase equipment or services, officials said on Monday.The U.S. telecommunications ...
Boeing Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg will acknowledge Tuesday before Congress that the company made mistakes after two deadly 737 MAX crashes killed 346 people, according to written testimony seen by Reuters.
