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Government unveils revamped insurance scheme for seniors with disability
Government unveils revamped insurance scheme for seniors with disability
CareShieldLife will be rolled out by 2020.
Singapore gains faster access to India's thriving startup scene
This is made possible by a deal inked by Enterprise Singapore and The Indus Entrepreneurs.
Chart of the Day: Online retail to snap 10% of total sales by 2022
Food and drink are expected to account for a mere 0.53% of retail sales.
Daily Briefing: Property entrepreneur buys Japan's crypto exchange for $67m; Indonesia beats Singapore in cashless living
And here's what you should know about ThaiBev's Q2 earnings report.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 2.12%
Expect muted gains today.
More big infrastructure projects threatened by Malaysia's HSR decision
An analyst eyes the Woodlands-Johor Bahru Rapid Transit System and other proposed bridges.
Singtel launches data-free streaming with Apple Music
It will be available to postpaid customers for a fee of $9.98 a month.
ST Engineering rebrands business units on 1 June
Aerospace, Electronics, Kinetics, and Marine will be renamed to unite under one superbrand.
Real wage growth slumped to 3.2% in 2017
It was hit by a 0.6% jump in inflation.
ComfortDelGro seeks new M&A options after Uber fallout
Previous reports said it is in talks with Indonesia's Go-Jek.
SIA to launch ultra-long-range flights to New York on 11 October
It is the first customer for Airbus' ultra-long-range planes, A350-900ULR.
Derailed HSR project threatens Jurong's CBD dreams
Jurong Lake District was supposed to be a terminus for the rail project.
SGX RegCo reveals 'naughty list' of CEOs and directors
The list currently has 53 executives.
Singtel's Optus poised to benefit from rival Telstra's outages
Telstra suffered from 3 mobile network outages after a software fault.
SATS Q4 profits down 1.8% to $65.4m
Earnings and revenue were hit by the deconsolidation of SATS HK after the sale of its 51% stake.
SGX bows out of India futures launch amidst lawsuit
It will wait for the results of the lawsuit, which is headed into arbitration.
Chart of the Day: Banks bear the burden of growing credit card debt
Bad credit card debt that was "written-off" jumped 16% to $20.74m in March.
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