PeopleWorldwide Consulting stressed that burnout also reduces productivity, increases absenteeism, and leads to higher turnover rates ...
Singapore’s Temasek to Invest A$300 Million in Australian ETF Provider Betashares
Singapore’s state-investment company Temasek is set to invest up to 300 million Australian dollars, or US$199 million, in Betashares, one of Australia’s largest exchange-traded fund providers.
DBS Group Holdings
DBS, short for the Development Bank of Singapore, is both Singapore and Southeast Asia's largest bank. The Singaporean government established the company in 1968 to help finance the country's ...
Are we being targeted? — Foreigner reports unfair and unreasonable job termination after just 11 days in Singapore company
SINGAPORE: An anonymous foreigner on social media reports that his employment was terminated unfairly and... The post Are we being targeted? — Foreigner reports unfair and unreasonable job termination ...
Singapore’s desalination plants and reservoirs unaffected, local fish safe: Authorities
Friday's (Jun 14) oil spill along Singapore's southern shores have had little to no impact on the country's water and local fish supply so far. National water agency PUB says operations at desalination plants and freshwater reservoirs remain unaffected.
OCBC expanding programme to help 10,000 seniors learn digital banking skills by year end
There are many elderly people like her in Singapore, according to Ms Jean Oh, head of branch service and risk management at OCBC Bank. To help equip up to 10,000 seniors with digital banking skills by ...
Daily Cuts – Managing a sport retail business
Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Stephan Veyret, CEO, Decathlon Singapore, about managing a business in the sport retail industry.
Daily Cuts – Impact of oil spill on Singapore’s water quality
Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Eduardo Araral, Associate Professor with the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, about how our water quality could be impacted by an ...
Singapore authorities say ship that hit tanker, causing oil spill, reported sudden loss of control
The Netherlands-flagged dredger Vox Maxima struck the Singaporean fuel supply ship Marine Honor after the Vox Maxima reported a sudden loss of control, Singaporean authorities said.
As Shein heads towards IPO, its Chinese billionaire founder stays under cloak of secrecy
Even by the standards of Chinese tech business leaders, the lack of public information about Xu Yangtian is unusual Xu Yangtian, the founder of Chinese-originated fast-fashion shopping app Shein, has ...
OCBC expanding programme to help 10,000 elderly learn digital banking skills by year end
There are many elderly people like her in Singapore, according to Ms Jean Oh, head of branch service and risk management at OCBC Bank. To help equip up to 10,000 elderly with digital banking skills by ...
Oil spill blackens parts of Singapore coastline
An oil spill caused by a dredger hitting a stationary cargo tanker has blackened part of Singapore’s southern coastline, including the popular resort island of Sentosa. The spill has sparked concerns it may threaten marine wildlife, as a clean-up ...
Rise in international golf events in Singapore a boon for local players
Singapore has welcomed several new events, including LIV Golf and tournaments from China and South Korea's top women's Tours. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Crypto Startups Funding Hits $100B Mark since 2014
Crypto startups have surpassed $100 billion in funding since 2014, with significant investments from the US, UK, and Singapore.
Cambodia Prime Minister Hun Manet to make official visit to Singapore from Jun 18-19
CAMBODIAN Prime Minister Hun Manet will make an official visit to Singapore on Tuesday (Jun 18), at the invitation of Singapore’s Prime Minister Lawrence Wong. Read more at The Business Times.
Cambodia’s Hun Manet to make first visit to Singapore as PM
He will meet Prime Minister Lawrence Wong and receive a call by Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong. Read more at straitstimes.com.