2019 novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV)

SINGAPORE (Apr 24): While opportunities exist for savvy bargain-hunters amid the doom and gloom of the Covid-19 pandemic, investors must prepare for the risk of further market volatility. Some of this volatility could be accentuated as the US “weaponise

SINGAPORE (Feb 14): Singapore’s tourism sector is expected to take a significant hit this year due to the 2019 novel coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak. As of Feb 13, there have been 58 people infected with the virus. The Republic also has the highest numb

“The long term demand for concerts will continue to rise after the virus outbreak settles,” says RHB analyst Jarick Seet.

The new goal should be to ensure that Singaporeans don’t blame the PAP for not doing enough to shelter their lives and livelihoods.

The government is in the process of forming a public-private sector Tourism Recovery Action Task Force (TRAC) to lay out the plans of recovery and future growth for the overall tourism sector.

"Fear can do more harm than the virus itself," Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said in a nine-minute recorded message on Sunday.

“In a time like this, we should look out for and help one another. Together, we can overcome this obstacle,” says Teo S. S., chairman of SBF.

A worker at an unnamed firm in Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 1 has been confirmed as being infected with the virus over the weekend.

SINGAPORE (Feb 10): Since Jan 24, units in CapitaLand Retail China Trust (CRCT) has shed some 9.09% or 15 cents to trade at $1.51 on Monday morning.

Lockheed Martin Corp and Raytheon Co are among more than 70 international aviation companies that have withdrawn from Asia’s largest aerospace and defence conference, which will be held in the city-state starting Feb 11.