Leisure & Entertainment
Leaving on a jetplane: Singaporeans travel abroad more than global peers
Leaving on a jetplane: Singaporeans travel abroad more than global peers
9 in 10 travelled for leisure since 2013.
Spackman Entertainment unit seeks listing in Hong Kong
As part of its restructuring exercise.
OSIM quashes reports of potential GNC franchise sale
Media reports are inaccurate.
New massage chairs fail to cure OSIM’s acutely strained profits
Earnings have been falling for four quarters.
OSIM’s net profit crashed 24% to $22.5m in Q2
Blame it on weak sales.
Singapore Contemporary Art Show to launch in January 2016
Singapore Contemporary Art Show Pte Ltd announced the launch of a major new contemporary art fair to be held in Singapore January 21 – 24, 2016, at...
OSIM hikes stake in Trek 2000 with $10.9m investment
It will purchase 25m new shares.
Daily Briefing: More sea links to Johor; PM Lee opens new community club
And video of locals saying 'I love you' to mums goes viral.
Golden Village Tampines reopens after short hiatus
According to a company release, after 19 years of providing movie showing in the East, Golden Village Tampines reopens following a short hiatus on...
All the single ladies: Here’s Singapore’s first female-centric dating app for you
Its female-friendly features help women find serious daters.
Daily Briefing: Cooling measures likely to be eased end-2015; You can now see Lee Kuan Yew's battleship
And smart screens to be installed in all HDB blocks.
MM2 acquires 51% of Vividthree productions
For a consideration of $3.06m.
OSIM launches massive share buyback scheme to rescue flagging share price
It bought 1.3m shares yesterday.
Find out what it’s like going into business with your in-law
A young entrepreneur teamed up with his father-in-law to redefine home entertainment needs.
What is the future of the sports business in Singapore?
Can a new billion-dollar stadium give Singapore the edge it needs to compete for world-class sporting events?
Weak discretionary spending clouds OSIM’s near-term outlook
TWG’s start-up costs will also weigh on margins this year.
OSIM’s net profit up 1% to $102.2m in FY14
On back of higher sales.
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