Singapore

And here's Softbank's latest investment in a Singapore-based media group.

Three Singapore-domiciled firms listed in Hong Kong raising a combined U$115m in Q1.

Paragon’s negative rental reversion of 7.1% pulled down revenue.

The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore is still reviewing the Grab and Uber deal.

It questioned the three new UK-based directors, which were had no experience in Singapore companies.

It attacked the restructuring proposal’s legal release clause and said it has “zero chance” of success.

As a response, it has changed data permissions and data sharing practices.

This followed the discontinuation of its Fintech Hub just this March.

It will jointly develop the site with Qingjian Group and hold 40% of the project.

Users can now pay for recurring cash expenses like taxes and rent via credit card.

Customers will need to switch to 1Gbps-capable phone.

It expects to raise $201.62m revenue in 2018 from data centre construction.

In October last year, the Singapore government passed the Infrastructure Protection Bill – laws to improve protection for iconic buildings providing essential services, with failure to do so resulting in fines of up to S$200,000 and jail of up to two years. 

And here’s why 99-year leasehold HDB flats aren’t a good investment for old age anymore.

More developers are positive about the property market.

Markets are still jittery over a looming trade war after the US imposed additional tariffs on China.