SingPost raises standard domestic mail rates by S$0.10

SingPost raises standard domestic mail rates by Salt=

[ad_1] The new prices are S$0.62 for standard regular mail and S$0.90 for standard large mail [SINGAPORE] On Tuesday (Dec 9), Singapore Post (SingPost) announced a S$0.10 increase to its standard domestic mail starting from Jan 1, 2026. The new prices – S$0.62 for standard regular mail and S$0.90 for standard large mail – will…

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US to allow Nvidia H200 chip shipments to China, says Trump

US to allow Nvidia H200 chip shipments to China, says Trump

[ad_1] Nvidia shares rise 2% in after-hours trading after announcement; US president says same approach will apply to AMD, Intel [WASHINGTON] The United States will allow Nvidia’s H200 processors, its second-best artificial intelligence (AI) chips, to be exported to China and collect a 25 per cent fee on such sales, US President Donald Trump said…

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Nvidia wins Trump’s approval to sell H200 AI chips in China

US to allow Nvidia H200 chip shipments to China, says Trump

[ad_1] The company sells the more advanced Blackwell generation in the US and is preparing to shift to an even speedier family of chips called Rubin [WASHINGTON] US President Donald Trump granted Nvidia permission to ship its H200 artificial intelligence (AI) chip to China in exchange for a 25 per cent surcharge, a move that…

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Trump eyes tariffs over cheap Canadian fertiliser, Indian rice

Trump eyes tariffs over cheap Canadian fertiliser, Indian rice

[ad_1] The US president is facing mounting pressure to address high consumer prices and persistent inflation [WASHINGTON] US President Donald Trump signalled he could impose fresh tariffs on agricultural products, including Canadian fertiliser and Indian rice, the latest sign that protracted negotiations with two US trading partners could drag on. Trump spoke on Monday (Dec…

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Nomura sends bankers to New York, London in asset manager push

Nomura sends bankers to New York, London in asset manager push

[ad_1] [TOKYO] Nomura Asset Management plans to relocate dozens of staff from its Tokyo headquarters to offices in cities such as London and New York to develop its homegrown talent for investment and sales operations. More staff with overseas business experience will boost Nomura’s stance as a global competitor in asset management, president Hiroyasu Koike…

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