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True Group’s 10 Singapore fitness and yoga centres are shutting as the businesses enter liquidation proceedings. Staff and members were caught off guard, while CASE says affected consumers have reported more than S$63,000 in unused memberships, packages and services.

The woman was assessed to be unable to understand the nature of sexual acts or give consent. Her brother discovered the offence after checking footage linked to a CCTV camera outside her HDB flat.

Grab is reportedly discussing the acquisition of a majority stake in Singapore-based Atome Financial. However, the talks are still ongoing and no final decision has been made.

A woman is suing Sheng Siong and one of its employees over a 2021 incident at a Clementi outlet. She claims a trolley carrying bags of rice struck her from behind, while Sheng Siong denies negligence and says she moved into the trolley's path.

Most primary schools will reserve 20 more places for children applying under Phase 2C from the 2027 P1 registration exercise. Twelve schools will also introduce a new system giving applicants who live more than 2km away a separate pool of places.

Apple has finally entered the foldable phone market with the iPhone Duo, which opens into a 7.6-inch display. Singapore prices start at S$3,099 and climb to S$4,899 for the 2TB version.

Chander Agarwal claimed that almost S$470,000 spent on his former girlfriend, including credit-card bills, first-class flights, shopping and course fees, were interest-free loans. The High Court disagreed, finding that the evidence overwhelmingly showed he had intended the spending as gifts.

MOH is reviewing Singapore’s overseas MediSave scheme as the upcoming RTS Link is expected to increase cross-border patient traffic. For now, only two Malaysian hospitals participate in the scheme, including one in Johor Bahru.

The higher discount will run from 10 September 2026 to 1 January 2027 at all 93 Sheng Siong stores. CHAS Blue cardholders get the discount on Thursdays, while Orange cardholders get it on Fridays.

Grab Singapore says it should have been more thoughtful about the title of its new romance microdrama after viewers raised concerns about passenger safety and professional boundaries. The company says the two main characters only develop a romance after meeting again outside their original driver-passenger interaction.