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SNEF president Robert Yap resigns after routine review finds governance lapse “At this point, the council is not aware of any financial implications arising from this lapse,” SNEF said.

Singapore to trial battery swapping and mobile charging for electric heavy goods vehicles Four trial projects lasting four years will begin in the second half of 2024.

Lai Chung Han leaving Seatrium board to take on permanent secretary role at MOF He will assume appointment as permanent secretary (Development) at the Ministry of Finance.

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#BTOpinion: Can Apple catch up with rivals in the AI race? While Google and Microsoft forge ahead with innovations in generative AI, the iPhone maker risks being left behind.

Battery not included: China EV makers struggle to break VinFast’s dominance in Vietnam Buoyed by success in Thailand and growing sales in Indonesia and Malaysia, Chinese carmakers are eyeing Vietnam’s market, but it’s pr…

Kimly unit to buy coffeeshop property at Serangoon for S$13.2 million It has a strata floor area of 358 square metres and 60 years left on the lease.

Singapore ride-hailing firm Ryde completes secondary listings in Germany, eyes investors in Europe Ryde founder and chief executive Terence Zou said that by listing on the German stock exchanges, the firm is expanding it…

SIA to compensate injured SQ321 passengers up to US$25,000 each It will also provide a full air fare refund to all passengers.

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#BTOpinion: Tough stance on board renewal has helped to spur recruitment of more women directors Of the record 71 first-time directors appointed last year, there was one woman director for every two male directors.