Self-management, influence, and creative thinking have emerged as the top three most-demanded skills, according to a survey of individuals in Singapore.
The Great Singapore Grapevine: Launches, Closures and that Southeast Asian Glimmer
Singapore has been in the news a lot lately ... Just this week, we wrote about two Weerawong C&P partners leaving the established Thai law firm to build their own business. Last year, Withers partner ...
COSCO SHIPPING International (Singapore) (SGX:F83) Is Looking To Continue Growing Its Returns On Capital
This shows us that it's a compounding machine, able to continually reinvest its earnings back into the business and generate higher returns. Speaking of which, we noticed some great changes in COSCO ...
How Singapore SMEs overcome the hurdles towards sustainability
Government support, especially for SMEs, critical to achieving net zero carbon emissions Whilst Singapore businesses strive for sustainability, most of them, include small and medium enterprises (SMEs ...
BYDFi Three Years of ‘BUIDLing’ Friendly Trading Services to the Crypto Community
"BUIDL Your Dream Finance BYDFi has been in operation for three years since our establishment on April 1, 2020. BYDFi APP has been launched on App Store and Google play store BYDFi APP has been ...
Attorneys-General Lucien Wong & Merrick Garland of S’pore & US meet up to discuss cybercrime, crypto
Singapore's Attorney-General Lucien Wong met with U.S. Attorney General Merrick B. Garland on Monday (Apr. 10) in Washington DC, the capital of the U.S.. The two reaffirmed good bilateral relations ...
Crypto miner Bitdeer to go public on Nasdaq via SPAC deal
Singapore-headquartered cryptocurrency mining firm Bitdeer ... following multiple delays in closing the US$4 billion deal. Bitdeer, founded by Chinese crypto tycoon Jihan Wu, is expected to complete ...
Ethereum upgrade to unlock over $30 billion in crypto tokens
Representation of Ethereum, with its native cryptocurrency ether, is seen in this illustration taken November 29, 2021. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration ...
Singapore’s Q1 GDP likely slowed, complicating central bank’s task: Poll
SINGAPORE: Singapore's economy is likely to have expanded at a slower pace in the first quarter, posing a challenge for the central bank as it seeks to balance containing persistent inflation with ...
POLL-Singapore’s Q1 GDP likely slowed, complicating central bank’s task
SINGAPORE, April 12 (Reuters ... multimedia news provider reaching more than one billion people every day. Reuters provides trusted business, financial, national, and international news to ...
Singapore GreenTech Challenge 2023 powered by Microsoft, IMDA and SGTech to accelerate nationwide innovation for a resilient and sustainable future.
Microsoft, together with Singapore's Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) and SGTech, have announced the launch of the Singapore GreenTech Challenge 2023. This nationwide challenge aims to ...
Limited charging points, rules over sales hamper electric vehicle adoption in Singapore
Parallel importers fear being left behind in Singapore’s road to electrification, as many customers would rather pay a bit more to get the support that authorised dealers offer.
Singaporeans likely to invest in crypto, even if they can’t explain it: Survey
Singapore to grant in-principle approval to three crypto companies Only 25 per cent or one-quarter of those surveyed said they could "very confidently" explain cryptocurrencies. The survey also found ...
Crypto hearings in Singapore throw up quirks, legal novelties
SHOULD crypto be recognised as money under Singapore law? If it is, does it mean that any obscure form of currency – even seashells – would have to be recognised? These are some of the tricky and ...
Crypto tax evasion: 99% of global investors are not declaring their taxes
Crypto taxation has been one of the major focal points of most regulatory activities across the globe. A recent study by a Swedish tax firm has discovered that a mere 0.53% of cryptocurrency investors ...
Five brothers in court fighting over family business after one of them transfers shares to himself
The brother who transferred the three plaintiffs' shares back to himself said he did so because they were "ungrateful".