Singtel noted that development follows the Info-communications Media Development Authority’s approval for the use of the 700 ...

Singapore Telecommunications (SingTel) said on Friday that it had secured a S$643 million ($476.16 million) green loan to finance the development of a new 58 megawatt (MW) data centre in the ...

Tired of being locked into a long-term phone contract? SIM-only plans offer a breath of fresh air for those who crave more ...

The investment includes equity and debt from new investors Qualcomm Ventures, Pavilion Capital, Singtel Innov8, and Sixty Degree Capital.

Phillip Dexter on five simple things we can do to consolidate democracy and secure freedom and justice for those without The M Plan-in Honour of Nelson Mandela Most South Africans have rightly mourned ...

I'm from here. I can go out into the world and ... voice when it comes to lobbying for support. Like Benedetti, he plans to appear on his own stage, as well as continuing with his own projects.

Follow us on Facebook and join our Telegram channel for the latest updates. HSBC Global Research analysts have kept their “buy” call on Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel) but with a slightly ...

In total, 60 developing countries and four developed countries have established their plans to build climate resilience. “I'm encouraged that 64 countries have already submitted their NAPs,” said UN ...

The Kenya Kwanza administration is advancing plans to establish a faster and more interoperable payment system to rival Safaricom’s popular mobile money platform, M-Pesa. The National Treasury ...

Singtel saw the highest net institutional buying in 2024. Institutional investors net bought $856m in Singapore stocks in the second half of 2024, reversing the $1.175b in net selling from the first ...

Anish Shah, Group CEO and Managing Director of Mahindra and Mahindra (M&M), discussed the company’s growth strategy, stating that they have ambitious plans across their growth sectors, to capitalise ...

It’s conceivable that others will tide things over until we have a new administration that might be more friendly to the WHO, but I’m dubious that they can pick up the entire chunk of the WHO ...