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Goh Jin Hian, former chief executive officer of investment holding company New Silkroutes Group, is accused of conspiring with the other three men to manipulate prices.

Goh Jin Hian was charged with three other men linked to New Silkroutes Group, including a former chief corporate officer and a former finance director.

The High Court judge upheld the lower court's decision, saying that he was "clearly thinking with his private parts" at the time. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore News - A Singapore Management University (SMU) student, who was sentenced to 10 months' jail and ordered to be given three... Read more at www.tnp.sg

SINGAPORE, Oct 1 — An engineer who taught migrant workers how to operate a mixer machine said that he did not really know how to safely operate the machine, which eventually ruptured in an explosion that claimed the lives of three workers. Lwin Moe Tun, a Myanmar national who started working at...

According to the European Unions law enforcement agency Europol, a suspect had taken the identity of a legitimate company and advertised the fast delivery of surgical masks and hand sanitisers. "Once the pharmaceutical company transferred the funds to a bank in Singapore, the items were never delivered and the supplier became uncontactable," said the agency in a statement. It added that the EU authorities informed their Singaporean counterparts and asked them to act swiftly. "Having previously ...

Man linked to S$10m COVID-19 scam fails to turn up for charging as he has fever, needs swab test Toggle share menu Advertisement Man linked to S$10m COVID-19 scam fails to turn up for charging as he has fever, needs swab test Advertisement Singapore Man linked to S$10m COVID-19 scam fails to turn up for charging as he has fever, needs swab test File photo of the State Courts. REUTERS/Edgar Su 24 Feb 2021 03:18PM) Share this content Bookmark SI...

2021/02/23 12:57 Kuo (left), Wang. (New Taipei Police photos) Kuo (left), Wang. (New Taipei Police photos) TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Taiwanese prosecutors last week issued a warrant for a Singaporean couple for the murder of their baby, but a request for DNA has been rejected by the Singaporean authorities. On Feb. 16, the Taipei District Prosecutors Office issued a warrant for a 25-year-old male surnamed Wang (王) and a 26-year-old female s...