Singapore News

SINGAPORE: The suit by American sandwich giant Subway against Mr Lim Eng Wah, owner of local nonya kueh company Subway Niche, for infringing its registered trade mark, was dismissed on Wednesday by the High Court.

SINGAPORE: Reading out a speech or news report, editing grammatical errors and taking notes while listening to a passage - these are some of the new features in the English Language 'O' and 'N' Level examinations from next year.

SINGAPORE: University students worried about possible MRT service disruption during their examination periods can be assured safety nets have been put in place by their respective institutions.

SINGAPORE: New Zealand Prime Minister John Key is in Singapore on a two-day official visit.

SINGAPORE: Six Singaporean men, aged 32 to 50, were arrested in a crackdown on loansharks in two separate operations which ended on Wednesday morning.

SINGAPORE: Marks and Spencer opened its flagship store on Wednesday where the former Borders Bookshop at Wheelock Place used to be.

SINGAPORE: Singapore Minister for Defence Dr Ng Eng Hen is in Cambodia for an introductory visit.

SINGAPORE: The labour movement has said that workers are seeing higher wages under the Inclusive Growth Programme, which helps companies raise productivity through technology and process redesign.

SINGAPORE: With only a few hours left to the April 18 deadline, the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) said as of April 17, eight in 10 taxpayers have filed their tax returns.

SINGAPORE: Asia's leading media company, MediaCorp, has won a record haul of awards at this year's New York Festivals International Television & Film Awards.

SINGAPORE: Singapore's Land Transport Authority (LTA) has reiterated its strong concerns over the recent train incidents on the North-South, East-West, and Circle Lines to the management of SMRT.

SINGAPORE: Former chairman of the National Wages Council Professor Lim Chong Yah has issued another statement to clear up what he describes as "fallacies" over his wage restructuring proposal.

SINGAPORE: More surveillance cameras are being installed to deter high-rise littering.