SINGAPORE: The Emerging Stronger Taskforce is working “very quickly” to identify the risks and threats to each sector of Singapore’s economy, and facilitate opportunities for businesses and workers, said the task force’s co-chair Desmond Lee. “If you look at what’s happening to economies because ...
THE collapse in oil prices and the Covid-19 outbreak are exposing questionable practices in the Singapore oil trading industry that could exact a heavy toll on borrowing costs as banks get burnt.
ASSET managers are turning to new ways to raise funds to get around travel bans, and hosting virtual due diligence sessions with investors in place of face-to-face meetings.
COUNTRIES should resist the temptation to retreat behind respective borders, even as Covid-19 has revealed how dependent - and vulnerable - countries are on global supply chains, said Ravi Menon, managing director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) on Monday.
THE Network for Electronic Transfers (Nets) on Monday said it has appointed Lawrence Chan as its group chief executive officer (CEO), effective June 22.
T-Mobile on Monday launched a stock offering to facilitate SoftBank Group Corp's plan to sell a portion of its stake in the telecom operator.
A U.S. prosecutor on Monday urged a judge to keep a former Green Beret and his son locked up as Japan prepares to formally seek their extradition on charges that they helped former Nissan Motor Co boss Carlos Ghosn flee the East Asian country.
Bayer AG won a court ruling blocking California from requiring the German-based company to tell consumers that a chemical in its Roundup herbicide is known to cause cancer, Bloomberg News reported on Monday.
WASHINGTON, DC: The United States on Monday (Jun 22) changed the status of four more Chinese state media organisations, denouncing them as propaganda outlets, renewing a feud with Beijing. The State Department said it was reclassifying four outlets - China Central Television, the China News ...
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday placed limits on the Securities and Exchange Commission's practice of forcing defendants to surrender profits obtained through fraud as part of its enforcement of investor-protection laws in federal courts.
