Tay Peck Gek

Tay Peck Gek

SENIOR CORRESPONDENT

Former fixture at the supreme court house where this reporter had the privilege to see how the razor-sharp minds exercise their wisdom in upholding justice. From following the smart minds to following the smart money now, this newshound hopes to report quality transportation, logistics and legal news.

The premium for a Category A COE – meant for smaller, less-powerful cars and electric vehicles – is down 1.7% at S$123,890 in the latest tender exercise.

Cat A COE premium eases as demand is diverted to Cat B

2026-08-05T13:18:21.000Z
Zhu Su was said to have bought a Dubai property three weeks before the hedge fund was placed in liquidation in June 2022 after the crash in cryptocurrencies.

Three Arrows going after founder Zhu Su’s wife for US$40 million from Dubai property sale

2026-08-04T10:17:11.000Z
Across the region, an estimated eight million to nine million people are directly employed in water transport, ports and maritime-related logistics.

East Asia, Pacific ports need US$12 billion in investment a year for modernisation: World Bank

2026-08-03T07:54:46.000Z
The government could pay a percentage of the revenue for SingPost to operate the postal services, under the hypothetical financing framework.
HOCK LOCK SIEW

Would a postal financing framework deliver a solution to SingPost’s woes?

2026-08-03T04:12:50.000Z
Dunearn House is the first private residential project in the Bukit Timah Turf City master plan.

Dunearn House sells 56% of 380 units at average of S$3,140 psf at launch

2026-07-26T12:22:30.000Z
Chairman Peter Seah (third from right) says there are no plans for Singapore Airlines to dual-list on Nasdaq, but “never say never”.

Air India investment receives ‘full attention’ from whole board: SIA chairman

2026-07-24T11:31:07.000Z
SingPost’s 34th annual general meeting at Suntec Singapore lasted around two and a half hours, with 12 resolutions approved.

SingPost chairperson says talks with government ongoing in response to query about state aid

2026-07-23T14:56:09.000Z
The Court of Appeal has determined that Hin Leong’s trading losses were “not reasonably foreseeable” by Deloitte when it undertook the engagement of external auditor.

Hin Leong’s US$2.6 billion claim against Deloitte struck out by apex court

2026-07-16T23:30:00.000Z
The higher bunker sales in June is despite 72 fewer vessels arriving for refuelling in Singapore compared with May.

Singapore marine fuel sales rise in June after 2-month decline, likely due to lower prices

2026-07-16T08:28:32.000Z