The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) told The Straits Times on Dec 24 that it is aware of the matter and that police reports have been received. Two job listings had been posted on the online platform on Dec 20 by an account that named itself the Communist Youth League of China.

The men were informed of an opportunity to make money by buying high-end goods with other people's credit cards in Singapore.

BEIJING: Singapore property and healthcare player Perennial Holdings has become the first foreign company to be granted a licence by the Chinese authorities to wholly own and run a tertiary hospital in China.

The company is very optimistic about the Singapore market because interest has increased in its products, its Southeast Asia general manager said.

"Winter restocking of iron ore among steel mills is still underway, so we believe ore prices will find some support in the near term," analyst says.

Singapore’s Perennial Holdings Pte. said it’s secured the first license to operate a fully foreign-owned hospital in China, after Beijing removed some investment curbs in its healthcare sector to attract investment.

According to a report by Chinese-language news outlet Lianhe Zaobao, the bus was carrying 29 tourists from the Republic, who were on a 13-day tour with Chan Brothers travel agency. The accident happened at about 1pm local time (7pm Singapore time) in Rovaniemi, a popular tourist destination.

China will probably hit its “around 5%” growth target for the year, but economists say more stimulus will be needed as trade tensions loom.

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SINGAPORE: Perennial Holdings, a leading real estate and healthcare conglomerate, has achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first Singaporean company to fully own a private hospital in China.

SINGAPORE: iFAST Singapore, through its wealth advisory division iFAST Global Markets (iGM) Singapore, has introduced a dedicated China Desk to address the offshore wealth management and investment needs of Chinese clients, both within China and globally.

China’s policymakers plan to sell a record 3 trillion yuan ($560 billion) of special treasury bonds in 2025, Reuters reported on Tuesday (Dec 24), a move aimed at bolstering the slowing economy.