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Technology and workforce development are top of mind for budget watchers
The Big Four accounting firms weigh in on Singapore’s policy and financial direction ahead of the Budget 2021 unveiling.
Technology and workforce development are top of mind for budget watchers
The Big Four accounting firms weigh in on Singapore’s policy and financial direction ahead of the Budget 2021 unveiling.
How burnout engulfs Singaporean employees amidst pandemic
As hours extend, some employees’ motivation to work diminishes.
SIA sees $142m net loss in Q3
This was mainly driven by reduced passenger flown revenue.
Singapore's 21 most influential lawyers aged 40 and under in 2020
These lawyers have experience in areas ranging from banking to white collar crime.
SIA to start SilkAir integration and aircraft operation
SilkAir routes will be transferred to SIA, beginning with Phuket flights.
Commercial and residential investment sales on the rise
Industrial property sales, however, fell 9.3% QoQ and 43.3% YoY in 2020
Three in 10 firms expect business climate to worsen in 2021
Around 70% expect full business recovery in 2022.
HR Briefing: Ageism still rocking Singapore workplaces
The rate is higher than the APAC average of 12%.
Marketing Briefing: AR, VR in retail sector to persist in 2021
This is to give consumers the perfect shopping experience in their homes.
Singapore's COVID-19 ‘elimination' strategy may delay opening borders past 2022
Inbound tourist arrival fell to more than 80% in 2020 compared to 2019.
4 in 10 employers to expand headcount in 2021: report
The improving hiring activity is primarily driven by the technology sector.
Residential property sales surged in December 2020; high demand continues
Increase in sales is a positive note for real estate.
COVID-19's impact on Singapore ‘intense': HSBC report
It derailed short-term growth and could hinder long-term potential output.
Condo resale prices rebounded stronger-than-expected in 2020
Private home demand will further recover in 2021, analysts advise.
Grab unlikely to break even until 2022
The company registered a negative EBITDA in 2019, and is expected to do the same in its 2020 results.
Demand for tech talent to surge in 2021: study
Businesses are expected to focus resources in digital initiatives.
Residential investment activity to boom in early 2021: Cushman & Wakefield
Private residential prices rose by 0.8% in Q3, 2020.
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