 | | WED, APR 16, 2025 | Top Stories |  | [SINGAPORE] Singapore will continue to be a safe harbour, a global emporium and a trusted hub for all, said Prime Minister Lawrence Wong in a major speech charting out the Republic's response to the fraying international order. | |  | [SINGAPORE] Long-established multi-sports retailer Royal Sporting House could be on its way out in Singapore, with storewide discounts of up to 70 per cent and staff indicating that at least four of its six remaining outlets are set to shutter in the coming months. | |  | [SINGAPORE] Candy maker YLF Group Marketing has withdrawn its plans to list on the Catalist board of the Singapore Exchange (SGX). | |  | [SINGAPORE] Mercedes-Benz launched its renewed electric commercial vehicle range in Singapore on Wednesday (Apr 16). | |  | [SINGAPORE] Having lived and worked in Asia for much of my life, I am very grateful to the United States – the world's pre-eminent superpower. | | |
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