Every bit of support to address the cost of living counts, and the Government will keep doing what is necessary to help Singaporeans for as long as needed, said Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on March 3.

Singapore's core inflation fell to a more than three-year low in January on the back of slower price increases across all broad consumer categories, official data showed on Monday (Feb 24).

Any further delay in climate action would result in a disorderly transition towards limiting global warming, Singapore’s ambassador for climate action warned on Feb 21, saying that escalating climate impacts would be catastrophic for societies.

The Tuas mega port has cumulatively handled 10 million shipping containers, or twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs), since the start of operations in September 2022, PSA Singapore said on Feb 24.

Levitise, Singapore’s leading executive health and performance coaching company, is expanding to meet growing demand from busy professionals looking to regain control of their health.

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on Feb 18 unveiled what he termed “a Budget for all Singaporeans”, which includes expanding existing schemes to benefit more citizens and greater support for seniors as well as the vulnerable.

Prime Minister and Finance Minister Lawrence Wong said that the 2025 Budget will be one “for all Singaporeans”. He will deliver the 2025 Budget statement at 3.30pm on Feb 18 in Parliament.

Energy experts and companies said Singapore’s 2035 climate targets are feasible to achieve, but substantially slashing planet-warming emissions will not be easy given the geopolitical uncertainties.

The Association of Banks in Singapore (ABS) said major card-issuing banks have adjusted their fraud surveillance measures in response to a rise in scams involving mobile wallets. By July 2025, banks will require additional verification, such as in-app controls or digital token authentication, to provision cards onto mobile wallets.

Responding to the latest GDP data released by the ONS this morning, Stuart Morrison, Research Manager at the British Chambers of Commerce said: “Confirmation that the economy grew slightly in Q4 is a small bit of relief for businesses in challenging times. However, regardless of the headline data, it’s clear that many firms faced a chill of uncertainty in the final months of last year."