Sectors like tourism, transport, aviation and construction will take longer to recover, he said.. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Seniors across Singapore to start getting vaccinated against Covid-19 from Feb 22: PM Lee
This comes after a month-long pilot for those aged 70 and above in Ang Mo Kio and Tanjong Pagar.. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Singapore economy expected to bounce back this year, bulk of it ‘should be able to recover’: PM Lee
SINGAPORE: The bulk of Singapore's economy is expected to recover this year after last year's drubbing from the COVID-19 pandemic. Some sectors ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s economy able to bounce back this year, but some sectors will take longer: PM Lee
Sectors like tourism, transport, aviation and construction will take longer to recover, he said.. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Seniors across Singapore to start getting vaccinated from Feb 22: PM Lee
This comes after a month-long pilot, where those aged 70 and above in Ang Mo Kio and Tanjong Pagar began receiving their shots from Jan 27.. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Monetary Authority of Singapore Requests Residents to use E-Hongbao, a Virtual Red Packet for Gifting During Lunar New Year
Monetary Authority of Singapore requests residents to use e-hongbao, a virtual red packet for gifting during Lunar New Year. ( read original story ...)
Young Singapore Chefs Serve Up Hope For Street Food’s Future
The 25-year-old is among a growing number of young street-food vendors -- known as "hawkers" locally -- fuelling hopes that a new generation will preserve the city-state's culinary traditions. ( read original story ...)
Singapore Airlines says 6 unique seats always sell out on the world’s longest flight — here’s why
Those in the know head straight to the back of the plane, and even pay extra to snag one of the exclusive six seats. ( read original story ...)
Singapore averted deeper economic recession with fine-tuned measures
As governments around the world moved to contain the coronavirus by imposing lockdowns and shutting businesses, the Ministry of Finance (MOF) had to quickly adjust last year's five Budgets. By ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore as a model of stakeholder government
It is hard for a government to get its core functions right. But some, such as the Nordic nations, New Zealand, or Singapore, do manage to do significantly better than others, and their model provides ... ( read original story ...)
Stakeholder capitalism: The Singapore experience
It is hard for a government to get its core functions right. But some, such as the Nordic nations, New Zealand, or Singapore, do manage to do significantly better than others, and their model provides ... ( read original story ...)
Private equity and Asia (2)
HAPPY Lunar New Year and Advanced Valentines to my readers! How do private equity or PE firms operate? Given their objective of profit, they have certain standard practices which are necessary for an ... ( read original story ...)
Commentary: Why starting a business straight out of school is the best thing I did
Rae Fung, who started her coaching and emcee business right out of university, says this is the best time to become an entrepreneur. ( read original story ...)
Canada values Singapore’s support for a potential FTA with Asean
SINGAPORE - Canada will continue to pursue a free trade agreement (FTA) with Asean to expand trade and investment with one of the world's fastest-growing markets, Ms Mary Ng, Canada's Minister of ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Airlines Is Operating Flights With Completely Vaccinated Crews
The travel industry's global vaccination efforts against COVID-19 has reached another important milestone: Singapore Airlines began operating its first-ever flights with fully vaccinated onboard crew. ( read original story ...)
As export markets wilt, roses look to bloom on home turf
As flight connectivity to the UK and Europe, key markets for Indian roses, remains disrupted on account of Covid, the growers are forced to rely on the domestic market this Valentine’s season. “We ... ( read original story ...)