NTUC working with transport groups to ensure fuel price spikes not passed on to drivers, riders 2026-03-24 The livelihoods of cabbies, private-hire drivers and delivery riders must stay sustainable, said NTUC’s Ms Yeo Wan Ling. Source : https://www.straitstimes.com/business/rising-costs-should-not-simply-be-passed-on-to-drivers-riders-yeo-wan-ling-on-fuel-price-spikes Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Previous articleChile withdraws backing for former president Bachelet as UN secretary-generalNext articleVenezuela opposition leader Maria Corina Machado pushes for energy investment security, transparency Latest Articles Ex-ST Engineering, Singtel exec Low Ka Hoe to succeed Tong Yew Heng as Netlink NBN Trust CEO 2026-11-07 Schroders seeks to sell Wisteria Mall in Yishun in bid to offload Singapore properties 2026-11-06 Bitcoin steadies after record hack fallout, US midterms turbulence 2026-11-06 Nasdaq rebounds but posts fourth straight weekly decline 2026-11-06 AI stock rout: Should Singapore investors buy the dip or cut exposure? 2026-11-06 US hiring blows past forecasts as unemployment falls to 4.1% 2026-11-06