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Their $50 sim only plan includes a data bundle with 40GB. Starhub is amping up its game in the telco wars as it will launch three new sim only plans which are contract-free, with the lowest plan at $25. The telco thinks that its mid-tier plan which costs $50 will be the most attractive option as it will include a data bundle of 30 GB and a launch bonus of 10 GB. Meanwhile, the highest offer is at $80. The newly launched plans will not bind customers to any minimum subscription period, Starhub explained. Moreover, Caller Number Display (Caller ID) as well as international roaming will also be free-of-charge for customers of said plans which can help them save up to $15.35 per month.

Another 35% are considering the shift in 2019.

4 in 5 corporate executives are looking to local, US, UK and Australia markets for M&A deals.

Scoot could boost pricing from the additional routes to enhance profitability for the group.

Don't expect gains today.

Rents for business parks in the rest of the island also rose 1.3% to $3.80 psf pm.

And venture capital firm Trive Ventures launches its blockchain accelerator Tribe Accelerator.

OCBC and DBS are more vulnerable due to their larger Greater China footprint.

Maybank approved the further extension from 29 November to 28 December 2018.

It was dragged by growth slowdown in new orders and new exports, amongst others.

A BMW 7-series sedan is priced at $595,069 (US$436,105), which is 4.3% higher compared to other regions.

They could look into providing optional meals for Scoot passengers.

A potential six-storey commercial building on the site could serve more than 17,000 households in the area.

It will co-fund up to $3m to support cybersecurity advancement per firm in the financial sector.

Wall Street's gains could uplift the local bourse today.

DBS topped the buyback spree as its transaction hit $51.99m.