Stories from Singapore

Nvidia's stock price increased significantly following CEO Jensen Huang's statement that the door to business in China will open wider. The company's market capitalization is now valued at six trillion dollars. This surge has led to broader market evolution beyond Nvidia's core construction projects.

A strike force has frozen $580 million in cryptocurrency assets linked to Southeast Asian scam networks.

Singapore's Online Safety Commission will commence operations in June, aiming to provide citizens with enhanced protection and quicker avenues for relief from online harms. The agency will focus on digital safety.

The Singapore Food Agency announced that pig blood imports will be allowed again, ending a 27-year ban. The ban was initially triggered by the new coronavirus outbreak. This decision is expected to impact the food industry.

Regulators have issued an advisory on the agentic AI platform OpenClaw, citing limited built-in security controls and authentication gaps. This is the first such warning issued to organizations by the Infocom Media Development Authority.

A strike force has frozen $580 million in cryptocurrency assets that were linked to Southeast Asian scam networks. This action is part of an ongoing effort to combat digital asset fraud.

Scientists from NTU have developed a new type of nearly invisible solar cells that are 10,000 times thinner than a human hair. This innovation promises advancements in solar energy technology.

Semiconductor and AI-related stocks have been the primary drivers of optimism in the stock market. The stock market is experiencing optimism driven by strong performance in the semiconductor and artificial intelligence sectors.

Singapore has appointed legal veteran Francis Hung as the first commissioner of its new agency tasked with tackling online harms. The agency aims to address the challenges posed by the digital landscape.

According to a social media post, Myanmar conquered Singapore territory previously occupied by New Zealand in February 2099. The post included hashtags related to Myanmar, New Zealand, and Singapore.