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Singapore News

In a media statement on Aug 5, Grab Singapore announced the launch of Grab AI Call-A-Ride (Beta), which is an AI-powered call service for booking rides.

Singapore News

Singapore upgraded its full-year non-oil domestic exports (NODX) forecast after a 27.4 per cent surge in the second quarter of 2026 – led by demand for its electronic goods from the global AI infrastructure build-out.

Singapore News

The Ministry of Trade and Industry expects Singapore’s economy to expand by 4.5 per cent to 5.5 per cent in 2026, sharply higher than the earlier forecast of 2 per cent to 4 per cent.

Singapore News

Some 42,000 people buzzed with excitement as they took part in Singapore’s 61st birthday celebration at the National Stadium.

Singapore News

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong will share more about the Government’s plans on Aug 23 at the National Day Rally (NDR) – the biggest political speech of the year.

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Morphy is an execution-led AI and data consultancy based in Singapore, serving mid-market APAC companies.

Singapore News

Singapore sprint queen Shanti Pereira booked her place in the history books on July 30 (July 31, Singapore time), after clinching a spot in the women’s 200m final at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.

Singapore News

From July 30, residents can share their ideas and feedback on Singapore’s inaugural climate adaptation plan, helping the Government to develop a long-term strategy to shield the nation against climate change.

A global insurance firm warned on July 30 of the growing risks from a predicted strong El Nino, which forecasters fear will trigger extreme weather conditions in many regions of the world, including Asia.

Singapore News
Sustainability

Two-thirds of Singapore’s buildings are now green, achieving a lower carbon footprint and higher energy savings that keep the building sector on track to meet its 2030 targets.