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Southeast Asian ride-hailing company Grab plans to acquire Singapores third-largest taxi operator Trans-Cab, the companies said in a joint statement on Thursday. The acquisition would...

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Two senior members of Singapore's largest opposition party have resigned after admitting they were in a relationship, Workers' P...

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Two senior members of Singapore's largest opposition party have resigned after admitting they were in a relationship, Workers' Party chief Pritam Singh said on Wednesday.

Two senior members of Singapore's largest opposition party have resigned after admitting they were in a relationship, Workers' Party chief Pritam Singh said on Wednesday. Member of parliament Leon Perera and the party's youth wing president Nicole Seah handed in their letters of resignation after a video was posted on social media earlier this week showing the pair holding hands, Singh told a press conference.

Tellurium Co. Watches China Trade Dispute Closely

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Two senior lawmakers from Singapore's ruling party have resigned over their "inappropriate relationship", Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said on Monday, the latest high-profile scandal in a city-state otherwise known for its political stability.

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Two of Singapores ruling party lawmakers including the house speaker have resigned, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said on Monday, calling the moves necessary to uphold the partys standards.

Singapore's economy narrowly escaped a recession after posting modest growth in the April to June period, as global demand weakened and China's slowdown dragged on trade.

By Chen Lin SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore's economy narrowly escaped a technical recession after posting modest growth in the April to June period, ...

SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Singapore's economy narrowly escaped a recession after posting modest growth in the April to June period, as global demand weakened and China's slowdown dragged on trade. OCBC economist Selena Ling said that while Singapore had escaped a technical recession for now, there was a possibility that final GDP figures for the second quarter could be revised lower due to recent signs of softening growth in China. China's reopening had fuelled hopes for a sustained ...