Singapore

While the trade-reliant economy is showing signs of recovery, sluggish overseas demand suggests a weak rebound.

Failure to spend on health, tax the rich, and ensure worker’s rights has left people out in the cold, Oxfam chief says.

Chinese tech giant reportedly plans to spend billions of dollars in Singapore where it may set up a...

Singapore is trying to create more jobs for local people as it rebuilds its trade-dependent,...

New data show economy shrank by more than initial estimate in the second quarter, gov’t sees deeper full-year shrinkage.

Singapore Airlines has no domestic market to cushion the blow to international travel due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Second-quarter economic drop was driven by a fall in overseas and domestic demand, but analysts say slump will be short.

Governing party comfortably wins election but opposition Workers Party increases its seats in Parliament from six to 10.

Queues formed early outside polling stations with strict conditions enforced to curb the risks from coronavirus.

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong dissolves parliament and calls for July 10 polls as estranged brother joins opposition.

Economists say May could represent a low point, after which demand for Asian goods is likely to pick up.

Lee Hsien Loong braces nation for rising unemployment, less international cooperation after coronavirus pandemic.

ByteDance has made a series of moves recently to transfer TikTok’s decision-making and research capacities out of China.

As the coronavirus pandemic crushes demand globally, Singapore’s exports have suffered.