Leisure & Entertainment
Two local lottery operators get go-ahead to run online betting
Two local lottery operators get go-ahead to run online betting
Government sets $1M fine for every violation.
Where to catch Pokemons now a top consideration for Singaporean travellers
Here's their top 10 cities to cath-em all.
Slow economy and Zika outbreak hit Singapore GP turnout
Event attendance crashed to 73,000 a day.
Soul meets speed: Montreux Jazz Cafe Singapore launches with a sneak peek for Grand Prix Season Singapore
Magical night-lit racetracks and mesmerising soundtracks come together this Grand Prix Season Singapore as the highly anticipated launch of Montreux...
Singapore Grand Prix dangles promos to lure more racegoers
Fans can save up to one-third of ticket prices.
What difference does it make when pilates is taught by a ballerina?
A Taiwanese ballerina opens a pilates studio in Singapore.
Japan’s second largest karaoke chain sets up flagship store in Singapore
It becomes Singapore’s largest family entertainment karaoke outlet. In a bid to expand its business in Asia, Japan-listed firm Koshidaka Holdings...
Genting Hong Kong books US$53.6m in H1
Payroll expenses surged as yards added 1,400 employees.
Rising tourist arrivals flopped in boosting Genting’s gaming revenue
Tourists are low-yielding players.
Pokémon Go – What digital lessons can businesses learn?
Ever since its launch, Pokémon Go has been a major trend for businesses in Singapore – not just its players. From Pokémon-themed promotions and...
Inside the luxurious Supreme Q.X. Beauty Spa’s second outlet at Pacific Plaza
Former beauty queen Dato Icemichelle Chen shared its founding story.
8 ideas for retail businesses to increase footfall off the Pokémon Go craze
None of these involve placing Lures.
Genting Singapore's core earnings crash 96.3% to $2.2m in Q2
Blame it on weak premium market win rate.
Genting Singapore’s net profits crash 83% to $10.8m in Q1
On back of weak regional economic outlook.
Are the Sports Hub and National Gallery white elephants?
The Sports Hub in Singapore was built at a vast cost of at least $1.3 billion with a promise of a packed program of concerts, sports events, and...
Daily Briefing: Singapore still world’s most expensive city; Bleak outlook for hospitality sector
And experts say a home price drop of 20% is unlikely.
Sukki Singapora talks about burlesque as an art form, a business, and a passion
Sukki is Singapore's first ever burlesque artist.
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