Investors everywhere (this is not a problem specific to India) are notorious for jumping on the newest, shiniest bandwagons without necessarily understanding what lies underneath the hood.
Indian stocks fell on Wednesday, dragged by lenders ahead of the Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy announcement due later in the day.
Agricultural products-related stocks are likely to have an upper hand, given the optimistic outlook for palm oil prices globally, Singapore Exchange said on Wednesday.
Singapore-based real estate agency Dennis Wee Realty was fined S$66,000 for six charges of failing to provide a written advisory message to investors stating risks involved in purchasing foreign properties.
Singapore stocks fell on Wednesday, taking cues from Asian shares following losses on Wall Street as the technology sector stuttered yet again.
Singapore and China will continue to enhance economic cooperation and deepen two-way investment ties, the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) said.
Singapore-listed EMAS Offshore, a unit of oilfield services firm Ezra Holdings, said its unit received a notice of termination to end the bareboat charter.
E-commerce giant Amazon launched its Prime membership programme in Singapore on Wednesday, which offers free global shipping and access to video streaming, among other things.
Singapore-based Pavilion Energy said its Chief Executive Seah Moon Ming would step down, in order to focus more on his role as chairman of SMRT Corp.
Singapore charged two men on Tuesday with providing unauthorised short-term stays to tenants, media said.
Singapore-listed miner Alliance Mineral Assets said about 40 million shares belonging to substantial shareholder Living Waters Mining Australia (LWMA) were seized.
Indian stocks fell on Tuesday amidst caution as the Reserve Bank of India began its two-day policy meeting.
Sembcorp Marine on Tuesday said its unit Sembcorp Marine Rigs & Floaters signed a letter of intent with Shell Offshore.
Singapore stocks ended little changed on Tuesday, led by lenders such as OCBC and DBS Bank but caution prevailed ahead of a major tax overhual in the United States.
Google finally debuted its Google Go operating system, a lightweight version of Android custom-designed for low-end devices.