Economy
What the AEC 2015 means for Singaporean businesses
By the end of 2015, the 10-member nations of ASEAN will be united in a common market where the long-formulated idea of a single regional market...
What the AEC 2015 means for Singaporean businesses
By the end of 2015, the 10-member nations of ASEAN will be united in a common market where the long-formulated idea of a single regional market...
Making it public: Asia Pacific leads global IPO activity in 1H14
SGX-listed firm makes big debut.
Caught unawares: 2014 GDP growth reeling from sudden manufacturing slowdown
Even analysts were surprised at the drop.
Thailand's exports are not going anywhere for now: DBS
Its 2.1% dip disappointed everyone.
Taiwan's central bank keeps benchmark rate steady
It's still at 1.875%.
Missing the bull’s eye: Abe’s third arrow contains disappointing provisions
Abenomics is losing market confidence.
Gold rush: Swiss refiner Metalor launches Tuas plant
Bullion trade to yield 1,000 new jobs.
US, support the Trans-Pacific Partnership: PM Lee
Washington’s response still uncertain.
Ready, set, fall: Singapore’s growth momentum feared to halt in 2H14
Stingy consumers drag sluggish domestic growth.
Sparks fly: Singapore's wimpish electronics output to suffer 10 more gloomy months
No thanks to a recent plant shutdown.
Gathering wind: Formosa bond market to reach CNY20 billion by year-end
And it just celebrated its 1st birthday.
What are the real threats to Singaporean businesses?
When Singaporean businesses assess the risks they face, at both the domestic and regional level, a range of dramatic scenarios easily catch the...
Is free the only value in Singapore?
Free is the magic word in Singapore for any marketing campaign. If you use it, you can promote anything.
Singapore’s industrial output expanded 8.5% in May: StanChart
But some products are more significant than others.
Investors, hear ye: Japan's third arrow of Abenomics gets approved
Brace yourself for some big news.
We're headed south: Manufacturing output growth to take a plunge in May
Everyone's already getting the jitters.
China's 'aggressive frugality program' clams down on government expenses
Splurges fell an impressive 23%.
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