Origins: The above-displayed video clip purports to be security camera footage from an office building in Singapore's Raffles Place financial district. As depicted in the video, two businessmen ...

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SINGAPORE] In the heart of Singapore, a financial hub where billions of dollars zip around the world over computer screens in nanoseconds, there’s a crowded building where cash still reigns. Read more ...

Named after the father of modern Singapore, Sir Stamford Raffles, the state’s most cherished hotel has seen many a celebrity, royalty and dignitary grace its hallowed halls. However, there’s a ...

138 years after Raffles Singapore first opened its doors and put this Southeast Asian city on the luxury map, a second Raffles has debuted on the leisure-oriented island of Sentosa, a 15-minute ...

Today, One Raffles Place joins the list of malls facing the shopping slump. When the mall opened in 2014, it enjoyed a strong tenant range from H&M to Uniqlo and Pandora filling their floors. But as ...

Raffles, that grande dame of Asian hotels where the guest register once bore names such as Joseph Conrad, Somerset Maugham and Rudyard Kipling, where an ingenious bartender invented the Singapore ...

Raffles Sentosa Singapore opened on March 3—it's the brand's second location in the country. It has 62 luxurious villas, two house Rolls-Royces, and gorgeous grounds.

Raffles, Singapore’s Most Iconic Hotel, Reopens After a Two-Year Renovation The 19th-century landmark has been upgraded to feature new designer suites, an expanded butler program, and Michelin ...

If you order one in Raffles, they give you a souvenir cork coaster plugging the hotel`s role in the drink`s origin, and most nights there is a Singapore sling show, where for $6.30 each you get a ...

Number of licensed money changers in Singapore dropped during the pandemic but close to 250 stalls are still operating. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.