Strong fundamentals support Singapore’s bond market despite US Treasury yield movements
The city-state’s borrowing costs are in line with historical levels, says MAS deputy chairman Chee Hong Tat...
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Four arrested over 'HK$70m mortgage fraud'
Police have arrested three men and a woman on suspicion of conspiracy to defraud financial institutions in mortgage loan applications totalling more than HK$70 million, the force said on Wednesday. ...
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F&B sector will have to use tech and other means to beat manpower crunch: Low Yen Ling
Singapore’s ageing population will continue to crimp the supply of labour, she adds...
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Donald Trump Cooks Up A New Way To Attack The Press, And Walks Right Into A Punch Line
The president’s replacement for “fake news” left critics wondering whether another rebrand is now due....
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Travellers must use authorised buses, taxis at Huanggang Port, Hong Kong authorities say
Travellers heading to and from the revamped Huanggang Port must use authorised public transport services only, including pre-booked licensed taxi fleets, as other ride-hailing services will not be ava...
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Major data centres to meet stricter security, resilience rules with the passing of new Bill
[SINGAPORE] Large data centres that underpin critical digital services in Singapore will need to account for a range of risks from physical and operational continuity......
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Existing guidelines apply to agentic AI risks; government reviewing safeguards: MDDI
There have been no reports of a cyberattack against agencies’ systems involving an unsupervised AI agent...
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Jimmy Kimmel Taunts Trump With A Truly Ruthless Joke About His Marriage
The late-night host tore into the president for comments he made about two California cities....
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MAS rolls out AI risk management guidelines for Singapore’s financial sector
Expectations include accountability for managing risks from third-party artificial intelligence use...
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Former nursing student jailed for stealing from hospital patients and colleagues
A former nursing student at a leading private hospital in Hong Kong has been jailed for two years and four months for stealing cash, credit cards and a phone from patients and colleagues, causing loss...
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