Property tycoon Ong Beng Seng pleaded guilty to one charge of abetting the obstruction of justice on Monday in part of a landmark case that led to the jailing of former transport minister S. Iswaran ...

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A Singapore-based billionaire has been fined $23,400 (S$30,000; £17,251) after he had earlier pleaded guilty to a charge ...

A billionaire, best known for bringing the Formula One night race to Singapore, has pleaded guilty to a charge linked to a landmark corruption scandal that shocked the Asian financial hub known for ...

A billionaire hotelier is set to plead guilty to abetting offences in a rare corruption case that gripped Singapore and landed a former minister in jail.

Convicted billionaire Ong Beng Seng will avoid jail in Singapore despite his involvement in a gifting scandal that stunned a ...

But Singapore’s thrilling, open fight for victory was a needed tonic for F1. With five laps to go, four cars from three teams were covered by two seconds — and no one knew who would win it ...

The charges are related to flights, a hotel stay in Doha and Formula One tickets that former Transport Minister S.Iswaran had ...

In Singapore, both Kevin Magnussen and Nico Hülkenberg advanced to Q3 — a surprise not only to fans but also to them. For Sunday, though, Hülkenberg wasn’t overly optimistic.

Its debut, in 2008, resulted in the infamous “Crashgate” scandal that rocked the sport and continues to trigger storylines today. A dark cloud over F1 was not a dark cloud over Singapore, though.

SINGAPORE — Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen gave only brief answers at a news conference on Saturday in an apparent protest against series governing body the FIA for punishing him for swearing.

Iswaran was an adviser to the Singapore Grand Prix’s steering committee, while Ong, 79, owns the rights to the race. The billionaire stepped down as managing director of Singapore-listed Hotel ...