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Govt will 'come down hard' on those who abuse Covid-19 Temporary Relief Fund: Shanmugam
PEOPLE should "think twice" before attempting it, said Home Affairs Minister K Shanmugam whose warning came after reports on Sunday of police investigating a 41-year-old Singaporean man for possible abuse of the Covid-19 Temporary Relief Fund.
Singapore property investment sales 'muted' in Q1 at S$3.02b: Cushman & Wakefield
SALES volume was dominated by the residential sector at S$2.02 billion, which was double the previous quarter's volume due mainly to the award of numerous residential government land sales sites during the period.
SGX-listed firms adapt to rules governing AGMs amid virus outbreak
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OVER the past few weeks, Singapore Exchange (SGX) listed companies have had to adapt to rapidly changing rules governing gatherings and meetings.
SIA obtains SGX's in-principle approval for proposed rights issue
SGX has allowed the listing and quotation of as many as 1.77 billion rights shares, up to S$3.5 billion in rights mandatory convertible bonds (MCBs) and up to 1.3 billion new shares to be issued under rights MCBs conversion.
Singtel's NCS and NETS tie up to create e-payment platform for central banks
THE platform looks to facilitate high-value inter-bank fund transfers and allow interoperability with current and future payment systems, NCS and NETS said in a joint statement on Monday.
The STI today
STI falls 0.16%, Opec+ deal fails to lift sentiment THE Straits Times Index ended Monday down 4.07 points or 0.16 per cent at 2,567.25 points.
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