GE2025: 5 assembly centres for candidates, supporters to wait for poll results | What happened to Clarke Quay, Keong Saik Road and Club Street?

Plus: Man allegedly linked to Nvidia chips case in Singapore out on $1m bail, might face more charges | If this e-mail is not displayed properly, click here. FRIDAY, MAY 02 2025 Nikki Diane De Guzman Assistant Newsletter Editor Good evening, Candidates of the 2025 General Election and their supporters can go to five stadiums to wait for results of the May 3 polls, said the police. Five stadiums have been designated as assembly centres and issued permits by the police's Elections Permit Office. More details in the report. Meanwhile, find out how 3D tools and consultancy services are helping BTO buyers visualise or choose future homes. Catch up on the news that matters, any time. Join ST's WhatsApp channel. Singapore GE2025: 5 assembly centres for candidates, supporters to wait for poll results The assembly centres will be open from the closing of the polls at 8pm. Singapore Man allegedly linked to Nvidia chips case in Singapore out on $1m bail, might face more charges The two Singaporeans charged in the case are out on $600,000 and $800,000 bail respectively. Life 'The streets were full of laughter': What happened to Clarke Quay, Keong Saik Road and Club Street? Nightlife business operators say that a growing quiet is falling over Singapore's once-thriving hot spots. Singapore Climate adaptation solutions could offer $11.7 trillion investment opportunity by 2050: GIC The investment value is less volatile in different scenarios of the severity of rising temperatures, the report found. Singapore 3D tools, consultancy service help BTO buyers visualise or choose future homes Such services cost between $14.90 for a digital 3D model and $620 for consultancy. Life Singapore motoring trends: More EVs and software-defined vehicles, no more diesel cars for sale Electrification is here, as is a host of other developments you do not want to miss. Business iFast secures MAS trust business licence, enhances wealth management capabilities The company aims to lower conventional barriers and extend trust solutions to more investors. Asia How the Philippines could win big amid the US-China trade battle The Philippines seeks 'China +1' role amid US tariffs as manufacturers pursue cheaper, more stable alternatives. Singapore Eta Aquarids meteor shower expected to peak in Singapore on May 6 and 7 Visibility will be highest after 3am on those two mornings. Life Made in Johor: How Shakespeare In The Park's Macbeth set made its way to Fort Canning The epic theatrical sets are too big to be made in Singapore. If you received this newsletter from someone, sign up here to get daily updates right in your inbox! If you have any feedback, please drop us an e-mail at st-newsletters@sph.com.sg Sign up for more free newsletters from The Straits Times here. Manage subscription here.