In a bid to provide extra convenience and comfort to customers, Singapore Airlines (SIA) and SilkAir signed a new codeshare agreement with the group's low-cost subsidiary Scoot.
Indian stocks fell on Tuesday amidst caution as the Reserve Bank of India began its two-day policy meeting.
Singapore stocks gained on Tuesday, led by lenders such as OCBC and United Overseas Bank amidst hopes of a major tax cut in the United States.
Alliance Mineral Assets on Tuesday said it has received all the payments from Hong Kong-listed Burwill Commodity under the shares placement exercise.
Netflix's first original series 'House of Cards' will feature Robin Wright in the lead role, the company said on Monday.
McDonald's Corp said on Monday it would introduce new menus with $1, $2 and $3 items to its U.S. customers in early January.
Starbucks is all set to open a 30,000 square feet of coffee roasting and brewing cafe in China, the company's fastest-growing market, as the pace of worldwide sales stalls.
Geneva-based Gunvor Group has offered Noble Group's star gasoline trader Dmitri Sinenko to join its expanding U.S. operations, Bloomberg reported.
A Singapore Airlines flight enroute to Mumbai was forced to discontinue the approach to landing and do a "go-around" before landing nine minutes behind the scheduled time.
Crane rental company MS Holdings it is currently in preliminary discussions with several parties to explore a potential transaction.
Alliance Mineral Assets, an explorer and excavator of minerals, said substantial shareholder raised her stake in the company by purchasing 40 million shares.
Hengxin Technology, a maker of radio frequency coxial cables series for mobile communications, said it would delist from the Singapore Exchange from February 5.
Companies such as Global Yellow Pages, Interra Resources and Informatics Education will become part of the Singapore Exchange's watchlist from December 5.
Salil Parekh took the helm of Infosys Saturday, beating out a field of internal candidates and former executives who had originally been considered front-runners.
New Wave Holdings on Monday said billionaire Koh Wee Meng boosted his stake in the company by purchasing 94.3 million shares.