A MAJORITY of Singapore residents view measures in the latest annual budget as inadequate to help them cope with rising costs of living, according to a new poll. Read more at The Business Times.

The country announced support measures for households and businesses, including vouchers and tax breaks, in its first budget ...

The Central Provident Fund (CPF) contribution rates for Singaporeans aged 55 to 65 will increase by 1.5 percentage points ...

The Singpore Budget unveiled on Feb 18 could boost spending and corporate lending and attract investments in green energy and ...

SM Lee said the international environment is in flux. He noted that the new US administration has taken a fundamentally different view of the world and made dramatic policy changes, which will have ...

Wong, in his first budget as premier, announced a healthy fiscal position. He forecast a surprise budget surplus of S$6.8 ...

SINGAPORE: From private home owners and hawkers to those interested in sports and the arts, the Budget measures announced on ...

SINGAPORE: Companies in Singapore will receive a 50 per cent corporate income tax rebate in the 2025 year of assessment, ...

BUDGET 2025’s investments for innovation and technology – particularly a S$3 billion top-up to the National Productivity Fund (NPF) – should improve Singapore’s attractiveness to multinational ...

Singapore plans to invest about S$1 billion ($744.8 million) for a new R&D semiconductor facility that will provide “great ...

Leaders from NTUC, AMD, Nourish Ingredients, Dell, and more organisations on how initiatives aimed at skills development, ...

Singapore prime minister Lawrence Wong signals republic's growing interest in deploying nuclear or small modular reactors ...