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Proposals to enhance Sibor announced by ABS, Singapore forex committee PROPOSALS to anchor Sibor more closely to market moves and enhance its robustness and integrity were jointly released on Monday by the ABS Benchmarks Administration Co Pte Ltd PROPOSALS to anchor Sibor more closely to market moves and enhance its robustness and integrity were jointly released on Monday by the ABS Benchmarks Administration Co Pte Ltd (ABS Co) and the Singapore Foreign Exchange Market Committee (SFEMC).
Singapore CFOs see data security, privacy as top challenges in corporate reporting: EY poll MANAGING data security and privacy are the top challenges chief financial officers (CFOs) in Singapore say they face in corporate reportin MANAGING data security and privacy are the top challenges chief financial officers (CFOs) in Singapore say they face in corporate reporting, as developments in data handling stir uncertainty among global and Singapore CFOs alike.
Electric car-sharing plan starts on Dec 12, with 80 vehicles AFTER years in the planning and a number of delays, the first fleet of electric cars fo AFTER years in the planning and a number of delays, the first fleet of electric cars for a public car-sharing scheme will go on the road on Dec 12.
Singtel and Mobike to collaborate in areas such as mobile payments, data analytics USERS of bike-sharing firm Mobike will be able to pay for their trips USERS of bike-sharing firm Mobike will be able to pay for their trips through their monthly Singtel bills, under a collaboration between the two firms.
70-year-old woman behind Keppel Club membership scam pleads guilty A 70-year-old woman accused of being the mastermind behind a S$37.5 million scam that duped people into paying for f A 70-year-old woman accused of being the mastermind behind a S$37.5 million scam that duped people into paying for fake memberships at Keppel Club, pleaded guilty in court on Monday.
'Rampant' Singapore piracy prompts Hollywood lobby for crackdown Singapore, which prides itself on being a haven for law and order, is being called a haven for pirating copyrighted programming by entertainment titans such as Walt Disney, HBO, the Singapore, which prides itself on being a haven for law and order, is being called a haven for pirating copyrighted programming by entertainment titans such as Walt Disney, HBO, the National Basketball Association and the English Premier League.
The STI Today
STI falls 11 points on Monday as investors wary about US election meddling probe THE local Straits Times Index (STI) ended Monday THE local Straits Times Index (STI) ended Monday's session on a weaker note, dropping 11.07 points or 0.32 per cent to 3,438.47.
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International
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