Category: BUSINESS

Singapore Airlines Business Class 777-300ER). The A380 new Singapore business class seat will directly recline into a 78 inch long full flat bed. That might sound more attractive for tall folks than Suites, but unfortunately, note that you'll still have a ... ( read original story ...)

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Singapore Airlines have pulled the covers off their revamped business class and first class seats for the Airbus A380. The host of changes are aimed at giving passengers more personal space in a modern fit out filled with some surprising creature comforts. ( read original story ...)

Singapore Airlines has unveiled the new interior for its fleet of Airbus A380s. Features include an all-new first class suite, business class seat, as well as new premium economy, and economy products. The new interior for its 19 superjumbos will cost the ... ( read original story ...)

As we’ve known since early September, today Singapore Airlines had a media launch event for their new A380. As part of this, Singapore Airlines is unveiling new Suites, business, premium economy, and economy products. While there have been leaks over the ... ( read original story ...)

The new Singapore business class cabin on their A380 now has a double bed feature! This is another great option for people that want to travel together in business. With Qatar launching their new Qsuites cabin just months ago, Singapore has now answered ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Airlines offers a very good, albeit somewhat idiosyncratic business class today. Their current business class seat is very wide. It offers a good bed with direct aisle access. But you can’t make it yourself and you can’t recline halfway ... ( read original story ...)

BEIJING: China’s spirits imports have increased by 27.69% in volume and by ... China ranks as Cognac’s third biggest importer by volume following the US (78.7 million) and Singapore (23.6 million), but ahead of the UK (10.3 million), Germany (5.8 ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Airlines is updating the A380 look and feel of the A380 cabins, starting with the new A380s they are about to receive this month. Today in a launch they have shared details of the new A380 cabin (we had them yesterday!) and the first one we know ... ( read original story ...)

In business class, couples traveling together can drop the divider between seats to create a fully-reclining double bed in the center column. But a decade after it first introduced the A380 -- the world's largest passenger jet -- Singapore's own luxury ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Airlines is updating the A380 look and feel of the A380 cabins, starting with the new A380s they are about to receive this month. Today in a launch they have shared details of the new A380 cabin (we had them yesterday!) and the first one we know ... ( read original story ...)

We should be nice to the Canadians. Our exports per capita with the top 11 nations exceeds $1,000. After Canada, those are 2. Singapore ($4,828.34), 3. Hong Kong ($4,776.18), 4. Belgium ($2,840.69), 5. Switzerland ($2,744.63), 6. United Arab Emirates ($ ... ( read original story ...)

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has published an Industry Transformation ... Sarah Kocianski, senior research analyst for BI Intelligence, Business Insider's premium research service, has put together a report that compiles various fintech ... ( read original story ...)

SINGAPORE: Foreign currency reserves also rose to $371.73b. Singapore’s reserve assets hit $375.33b (US$275.41b) in September, 8.68% higher than $345.45b (US$253.41b) last year. According to the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s (MAS) preliminary data ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore doesn't like to leave things to chance, so when there's a play to be made for a slice of London's financial business, you can expect the city-state to pull out all stops. That's what it did on Monday. The Monetary Authority of Singapore unveiled ... ( read original story ...)

The service sector is more upbeat about prospects for the next six months than it was three months ago, but manufacturers are expecting it to be business as usual. These are the findings from two separate quarterly surveys out yesterday (Oct 31). ( read original story ...)