Security footage shows Delta plane burst into flames and crash at Toronto Airport

Security footage shows Delta plane burst into flames and crash at Toronto Airport

Shocking security footage captured the disastrous landing of the Delta Air Lines plane that flipped over at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Monday — showing the plane landing from afar and immediately sprouting a fireball before flipping over. Delta Flight 4819 skid to the ground amidst harsh conditions, including blustery 40 mph winds that sent snow…

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Your Business Website: 5 Mistakes That Cost You Customers

Your Business Website: 5 Mistakes That Cost You Customers

Your website is kinda like your business card for the internet. If it’s not working right, you’re probably losing customers, plain and simple. People don’t have the patience for a website that’s slow, messy, or confusing. And worse, they might never come back. Let’s go over five common mistakes that could be costing your business…

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Tourism bounce helps Thai banks trim bad loans from three-year high

Tourism bounce helps Thai banks trim bad loans from three-year high

NON-performing loans at Thailand’s commercial banks dropped from a three-year high as a post-pandemic tourism recovery boosted debt repayment ability of hotels, restaurants and other travel-related businesses. Bad loans totalled 552.1 billion baht (S$22 billion) at the end of December, or some 2.78 per cent of commercial banks’ outstanding loans, Assistant governor Suwannee Jatsadasak told…

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Parkson Retail Asia reports S$5.8 million in Q4 profit

Parkson Retail Asia reports S.8 million in Q4 profit

Earnings per share for its continuing operations stands at S$0.0086, down from S$0.0116 previously DEPARTMENT store operator Parkson Retail Asia posted net profit of S$5.8 million for the fourth quarter ended Dec 31, down 26.3 per cent from S$7.8 million the year before. The figure excludes its discontinued operations. Revenue for the quarter went up…

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Gold market ructions spur spike in Singapore exports to the US

Gold market ructions spur spike in Singapore exports to the US

GOLD shipments from Singapore to the US climbed to the highest level in almost three years in January, a further sign of the ructions in bullion trading after pricing disparities opened up in key markets. Volumes of the precious metal shipped from the South-east Asian city-state to the US rose to about 11 tonnes last…

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Ex Parte Hearing? Don’t Panic, Read This First

Ex Parte Hearing? Don’t Panic, Read This First

Getting a notice for an ex parte hearing can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re unfamiliar with the process. But don’t let the legal jargon or urgency throw you off. These hearings are often about addressing emergencies, and there are steps you can take to handle them effectively. Let’s break this down so you know what…

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Robinhood expects to launch crypto products in Singapore in 2025

Robinhood expects to launch crypto products in Singapore in 2025

ROBINHOOD Markets plans to launch Singapore crypto offerings in 2025 through an entity of European digital-assets exchange Bitstamp, which it recently acquired. The company intends to roll out the services with guidance from local regulators by late 2025, although it has not yet set a launch date, said Johann Kerbrat, vice-president and general manager of…

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