SINGAPORE: Singapore is now able to produce melt-blown polypropylene filters – the critical fabric that forms the middle layer in surgical masks – as the country continues to beef up its resilience in terms of masks supply amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Developed by Singapore Technologies (ST) ...
SINGAPORE: Singapore conglomerate Keppel Corp said on Thursday (Jan 28) its struggling offshore and marine (O&M) segment will exit the rig-building business as part of a previously flagged strategic review. Keppel and its smaller rival Sembcorp Marine were among the world's biggest oil rig ...
UK's competition watchdog on Thursday launched its initial investigation into Facebook Inc's completed acquisition of popular GIF website Giphy.
Saudi Arabia's futuristic city project NEOM is in talks with companies to pick a lead partner for its first cloud computing deal that will lay the foundation for hi-tech services in its flagship US$500 billion business zone, a senior executive said.
Qualcomm on Thursday lost its fight against a data demand from EU antitrust regulators after Europe's top court reaffirmed the regulators' right to see it, in a case that has already landed the company a 242-million-euro (US$292.60 million) fine.
TAIPEI: Taiwan has sought Germany's help in securing COVID-19 vaccines, Economy Minister Wang Mei-hua said on Thursday (Jan 28), after Berlin asked for the island's assistance in easing a shortage of automobile semiconductor chips. Wang told reporters she made the request at a meeting with ...
Regulators are pressing Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing to relinquish day-to-day oversight of its sprawling investment bank, two people with knowledge of the matter said.
Boeing has received a licence from the U.S. government to offer its F-15EX fighter jet to the Indian air force, a senior executive said on Thursday.
Japan's Toyota Motor Corp overtook Germany's Volkswagen in vehicle sales last year, regaining pole position as the world's top selling automaker for the first time in five years as the pandemic demand slump hit its German rival harder.
Italian luxury group Prada sees revenues rising to 5 billion euros (US$6.05 billion) in 4-5 years and plans to invest 100 million euros per year in production sites and shops in coming years, its CEO said on Thursday.
