SINGAPORE (Oct 21): A representative from Singapore Telecommunications has revealed that calls made through Malaysian phone numbers to Singapore are “traceable”. Testifying at the trial of John Soh Chee Wen and Quah Su-Ling, the alleged masterminds behind the 2013 penny stock crash, prosecution...

SINGAPORE (Oct 20): Analysts believe there could prove to be an opportunity for telecommunications firms, after the Infocomm Media Development Authority of Singapore announced an additional two localised 5G networks up for grabs. This is double from the existing two nationwide 5G networks. IMDA is ...

SINGTEL will expand its VIA mobile payment alliance to include OCBC – the first Singapore bank to join the network and the second regionally, after Thailand’s Kasikornbank.

SINGAPORE (Oct 20): Analysts believe there could prove to be an opportunity for telecommunications firms, after the Infocomm Media Development Authority of Singapore announced an additional two localised 5G networks up for grabs. This is double from the existing two nationwide 5G networks. IMDA is ...

Submitted By:  Clarist Zablan Case Study:  No CityDev led the gains amongst top active stocks and rose 5.16%. The Straits Times Index ended 8.57 or 0.27% lower at 3...

Submitted By:  Clarist Zablan Case Study:  No Venture led the gains amongst top active stocks with a 2.25% rise. The Straits Times Index ended 18.54 or 0.59% higher...

Submitted By:  Clarist Zablan Case Study:  No Singtel led the gains amongst top active stocks with a 0.32% rise. The Straits Times Index ended 8.28 or 0.27% lower a...

Submitted By:  Clarist Zablan Case Study:  No UOB led the gains amongst top active stocks with a 0.77% rise. The Straits Times Index ended 10.48 or 0.34% higher at ...

SINGAPORE (Oct 14): Analysts are bullish on ST Engineering on the back of future trends of its sitcom business and recent acquisitions, which are expected to contribute positively to this segment’s growth. To recap, the group on Sept 17 announced that its US subsidiary iDirect Government has acq...

SINGAPORE (Oct 14): Citi Research believes there is little likelihood for Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel) to cut FY21 dividends to 13-15 cents/share from the current 17.5 cents/share, despite worries raised by some quarters of the market recently. In an Oct 10 report, DBS Group Research said...