TRANSPORT: SINGAPORE-Grab, Uber fined a combined $13 million by competition watchdog CCCS for March merger
. The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS) on Monday (Sept 24) fined ride-hailing firms Grab and Uber a
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Business
KUALA LUMPUR- BHonda M’sia: Replace your Takata airbag inflators now!
. HONDA Malaysia is “unwavering” in its commitment to ensure that all affected Takata airbag inflators are replaced as soon as
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BIZ OP-ED: EDITORIAL- Pushing on a string – By The Editorial Board –
Timing is everything. Whether the activity requires marrying someone, buying a house for the first time or importing commodities,
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FOREX: MANILA- Peso ‘highly unlikely’ to hit P58:$1 – Diokno
The peso is unlikely to post a record drop next year, a Cabinet official said on Wednesday, rejecting a research
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FOREX: MANILA- Reveal the meaning of Short selling on Forex
Many of you have already faced with the idea of Short selling, or “going short”. In this article, we want
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WORLD TRADE: BEIJING- China retaliates with tariffs on $60bn of US goods
The US imported around $500 billion worth of products from China last year, compared to $130 billion in US goods
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BIZ-MEDIA: SAN FRANCISCO- Time magazine sold for $190 million
San Francisco—Salesforce.com chief Marc Benioff and his wife Lynne will buy storied US news magazine Time for $190 million, a
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COLUMN: SINGAPORE- Thinking Aloud: Who will save hawker food?
Han Fook Kwang Editor At Large A former civil servant from the Administrative Service who worked mainly on transport policies
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ASEANews HEADLINE: SINGAPORE- Universal SGQR code to replace within six months
Universal SGQR code for cashless payments, interbank fund transfer system to be opened to non-banks (From left) Monetary Authority of
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BIZ-FOREX: MANILA- Peso seen at P58 on wider ’19 trade gap – ‘Ompong’ likely to aggravate inflation, Capital Economics says
CURRENCIES Peso seen at P58 on wider ’19 trade gap ‘Ompong’ likely to aggravate inflation, Capital Economics says . .
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