The government in business India, like the Chinese and Singapore governments, can earn much more from government investments The Hindu · May 8, 2022
EV Week In Review: Tesla Has Good News On Shanghai, Nio's Plans Amid Delisting Risk, And This Auto Giant Renews EV Leadership Pledge Electric vehicle and allied sector stocks extended their losses in the week ending May 6, caught in the vortex of the broader market sell-off seen in the final two sessions of the week. Chinese EV stocks led the week's retreat amid fears that they could be potentially delisted from U.S. exchanges. Benzinga · May 7, 2022
Japan PM Kishida arranging to join Shangri-La Dialogue security summit -Nikkei Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is arranging his attendance at the Shangri-La Dialogue Asian security summit in Singapore on June 10-12 to foster an understanding of Japan's defence buildup, Nikkei newspaper reported on Saturday. Reuters · May 7, 2022
NEV-Maker Nio to List in Singapore Tesla rival is the latest U.S.-listed Chinese company to find a new home for its stock amid delisting concerns Caixin Global · May 6, 2022
Singapore convicts two linked to $6bn penny-stock crash SINGAPORE: Singapore's high court has convicted two people over what authorities consider to be the largest market manipulation case in the city-state, a joint statement by the Singapore police and Monetary Authority of Singapore said on Thursday. Bangkok Post · May 6, 2022
Singapore convicts two linked to $6 billion penny-stock crash Singapore's high court has convicted two people over what authorities consider to be the largest market manipulation case in the city-state, a joint statement by the Singapore police and Monetary Authority of Singapore said on Thursday. Reuters · May 6, 2022
Nio Announces Secondary Listing In Singapore Amid Fears Of US Expulsion U.S. listed Chinese electric vehicle maker Nio Inc (NYSE: NIO) on Thursday announced plans for a secondary listing of its Class A shares in Singapore. Benzinga · May 6, 2022
Clouds gather in Singapore over Cannon-Brookes, Twiggy-backed $30b Sun Cable project It's billed as a poster child for Australian renewable energy exports, but Sun Cable's plan to build the world's biggest solar farm draws scepticism in its target market, Singapore. ABC News · May 5, 2022
ThaiBev shares jump after it renews plan for IPO of regional beer assets Thai Beverage Plc’s shares jumped on Thursday after the company confirmed it would look to sell a 20% stake in its regional beer business through a Singapore listing, more than a year after it postponed the plan for a second time due to pandemic-led uncertainty. Bangkok Post · May 5, 2022
India's Biggest IPO Enjoys Analyst Confidence Thanks To Attractive Valuation, Retail Investor Discount India's largest IPO has started taking orders from individuals and other categories after attracting anchor investors, Bloomberg reports. Retail investors can place their orders for shares of India's state-controlled Life Insurance Corporation until May 9. Also Read: India's Largest IPO Raises $736M Ahead of Listing, Attracts Foreign Investment Retail investors will be allocated 35%… Benzinga · May 4, 2022
Bitcoin, Ethereum Accepted Here: Singapore Restaurant Draws Attention With Peculiar Sign At The Door Cryptocurrencies continue to find backers in small businesses around the world. In a recent move, what gained limelight is a signboard at the door of Singapore’s 80-seat restaurant and bar — Maison Ikkoku — which advertises that it accepts payments in Bitcoin (CRYPTO: B Benzinga · May 4, 2022
Death penalty in Singapore: demonstrations organized as 'sense of injustice' grows In Singapore, the fate of two Malaysian men on death row has sparked local mobilisation and attracted international attention. On April 25th, Nagaenthran Dharmalingam was hanged. With an IQ of 69, which is recognized as a disability, his execution could amount to a breach of international law. The next day,… France 24 · May 4, 2022
Crypto.com Restarts Card Rewards After Community Backlash And Cronos (CRO) Crash Crypto.com has opted to reverse its decision to slash card staking entirely after backlash from the cryptocurrency community. What Happened: On Monday, Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com said it would reduce the rewards on its visa-based cards. Benzinga · May 3, 2022
Editorial: The perverse logic of capital punishment Singapore’s execution last Wednesday of a mentally disabled Malaysian man for drug smuggling sparked international protests and outrage. Executing a man who no longer threatens his government or community — especially one with a child’s mental capacity — isn’t justice. It’s murder, even if sanctioned and disguised by an irrational… Tribune News Service · May 3, 2022
Benzinga · May 3, 2022 India's Largest IPO Raises $736M Ahead of Listing, Attracts Foreign Investment India’s largest-ever public offering has attracted anchor investors, including Norway’s sovereign wealth fund and the Singaporean government, raising ₹56.3 billion ($736 million) ahead of its initial public offering, Bloomberg reports. The 123 anchor investors joining Life Insurance Corp of India’s IPO committed to purchasing shares at ₹949 per share, the top end of…
Daily Mirror · May 2, 2022 Employees told they can work from home for good but only if they take a 20% pay cut A law firm with more than 1,000 employees has said staff in Paris, Greece, Hong Kong, Singapore and South Korea will be able to opt in for permanent remote working - but it comes at a price
Reuters · May 2, 2022 Tears and chocolate as New Zealand opens its borders to 60 more countries New Zealand welcomed thousands of travellers from around the globe on Monday as the country opened its borders to visitors from around 60 nations including the United States, Britain and Singapore for the first time since COVID-19 hit in early 2020.
The Independent UK · May 1, 2022 ‘Acute’ hepatitis confirmed in 10-month-old baby in Singapore amid worldwide outbreak of disease World Health Organisation (WHO) says 17 children needed liver transplants as result of recent cases
The Hindu · Apr 30, 2022 ‘Executed Indian-origin Malaysian accorded full due process under law’ Dharmalingam (34), was executed on April 27, 2022, after a last appeal by his mother was dismissed by the Singapore court.
Bangkok Post · Apr 30, 2022 Southeast Asia travel is catching up at last as Covid curbs ease Southeast Asia is finally, tentatively throwing off the shackles of Covid-19 and reopening for travel, with airlines filling an increasing number of seats as holiday-starved masses arrange overseas vacations for the first time in two years.
The Hindu · Apr 29, 2022 A step that would trigger language phonocide Imposing Hindi would be catastrophic; instead, India would be better off having a multi-linguistic accommodative policy
Reuters · Apr 29, 2022 Cut off from home, Chinese diaspora frustrated at zero-COVID policy Beijing's zero-COVID strategy has had dire consequences for the millions Chinese living abroad, most of whom have been unable to see family and friends at home for two years even as the rest of the world eases travel restrictions.
Liverpool Echo · Apr 29, 2022 Liverpool and Manchester United give FSG and Jurgen Klopp double summer boost Liverpool will visit Thailand and Singapore during pre-season this summer
Bangkok Post · Apr 29, 2022 Singapore faces flight issues on labour shortages Singapore’s Changi Airport will reschedule some flights in the upcoming days and has yet to approve some additional flight applications for next week as it faces a labour shortage, according to a news report on Friday.
The Independent UK · Apr 28, 2022 Another Malaysian to be hanged in Singapore wins reprieve A second Malaysian man due to be hanged in Singapore this week for drug trafficking has won a last-minute reprieve from the top court