Singapore
Consumers more satisfied with public transport despite service hiccups
Taxis, buses and trains got higher ratings.
Consumers more satisfied with public transport despite service hiccups
Taxis, buses and trains got higher ratings.
Here is the largest upcoming residential project that buyers need to watch out for
Principal Garden will boast almost 700 units.
Older workers made up bulk of unemployed residents in Q2
Over 40,000 older residents were unemployed.
ARA Asset Management closes US$325m deal with Asian sovereign wealth fund
The new fund will target regional assets.
Flailing economy to get another blow from gloomy August export numbers
A technical recession is almost unavoidable.
Higher income ceiling fails to revive dismal EC sales in August
It will take time for new policies to take effect.
Chart of the Day: How do elections impact the stock market?
Polls don't matter that much, apparently.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 1%
Expect a rebound today.
Daily Briefing: Election fever spurs tweeting spree; Grand Prix organisers tackle haze
And what you need to know about the cabinet.
July retail sales accelerate thanks to roaring car deals
Car sales jumped by 40.6%.
These 3 tech-savvy fashionistas make grand entrance to solve women’s fashion woes
Check out their fashion app dedicated for women.
Singapore grabs lion’s share of ASEAN foreign investment despite slowing growth
The city-state gets over half of ASEAN FDI.
Why it's crucial to survive the loss of key people in SMEs
As the number of start-ups rises in Singapore, getting an insurance plan to protect against the loss of a key person -- the owner, main revenue generator, or chief product developer of the business -- has never been more important.
Nurturing Singapore's SMEs with the 'right' capital
Small-and-medium enterprises (SMEs) are the engine of our economy. Today, SMEs represent 99 percent of Singaporean companies, contribute more than 50 percent of the nation’s annual GDP, and employ about 70 percent of our workforce.
Private home sales plunge 69.3% in August as Ghost Month jitters grip the market
Only 465 units were sold.
Overall unemployment climbs in Q2 on back of weaker economy: MoM
Unemployment rate rose to 2%.
Layoffs on the cards as DBS winds down Islamic banking unit
It will try to absorb majority of staff.
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