S’pore to deepen business collaboration with Zhejiang

More opportunities are opening up for Singapore firms in the Chinese province of Zhejiang in areas of trade, e-commerce, professional services and innovation. A growing number of local companies - such as e-commerce player M-DAQ and logistics business ... ( read original story ...)

Indian tech firm launches anti-fraud exam software in Singapore

Singapore: An Indian technology company on Friday launched a software in Singapore to prevent cheating and fraud in examinations. Bengaluru-based Mindlogicx Infratec Limited claimed that the software is the first of its kind in the world. 'IntelliPAD ... ( read original story ...)

Gong Cha reopens in Singapore – here’s what else is new

Taiwanese bubble tea chain Gong Cha returned to Singapore today with the opening of a new flagship outlet at SingPost Centre. It temporarily exited Singapore earlier this June when Royal Tea Taiwan, the company behind the Gong Cha brand, did not renew a ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore’s New Guard: 20 Architects Under 45

An exhibition and a book honouring 20 of Singapore’s leading architects under 45 years of age have just been launched at the URA Centre. Now in its third instalment, the ’20 Under 45’ series is an initiative of the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore’s Olam spreads ‘smart farming’ in Asia and beyond

SINGAPORE/LAMPUNG -- On a sunny day in late July in Lampung, a rural farming town in the southern part of Indonesia's Sumatra Island, an employee of agricultural-goods trading company Olam International was busy making the rounds of cocoa farms, collecting ... ( read original story ...)

Microchip surge warps Singapore’s economic and policy outlook

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The race to build microchips to meet global demand for electronic gadgets is exaggerating Singapore's economic rebound, creating a potential headache for policymakers deciding whether to tighten monetary conditions for the first time ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Is Still The Most Expensive City In The World

A study by the Economist Intelligence Unit reports that Singapore retains its position as the globe’s priciest place to live. The city is followed by Hong Kong and Zurich. New York is ranked ninth. The South-East Asia city state has been ranked at the ... ( read original story ...)