SINGAPORE: Singapore's non-oil domestic exports (NODX) fell for the third straight month in December due to weak global demand. NODX fell by 20.6 per cent year on year in December from a high base a ...
What are the top challenges faced by businesses in Singapore?
Despite these challenges, 80% of them remain confident in the resiliency of their operations. Manpower challenges remain the top issue concerning businesses in Singapore, data from the Singapore ...
Singapore’s tourism receipts expected to reach 50% of pre-pandemic levels; sector to grow further in 2023
Singapore's tourism receipts, meanwhile, are estimated to reach S$13.8 billion to S$14.3 billion for 2022 - about 50 to 52 per cent of 2019 levels, according to figures released by STB on Tuesday (Jan 17).
Singapore exports down 20.6% in December in third straight month of contraction
SINGAPORE’S non-oil domestic exports (NODX) contracted again in December, dragged by declines in non-electronic shipments and declining deliveries to most of the Republic’s top 10 key markets, data ...
Singapore non-oil exports fall 20.6% in December, worse than expected
Both electronics and non-electronics shipments fell by double digits as key exports shrank for the third straight month. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Why Singapore residential transactions were lacklustre in Q4 2022
Singaporeans likely went on a ‘holidays before home purchase’ mode. Based on flash estimates by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA), prices of non-landed private homes (excluding Executive Condominiums (ECs)) increased by a moderate 0.
Singapore’s December NODX declines by 20.6% as electronics and non-electronics exports drop
Singapore’s non-oil domestic exports (NODX) fell by 20.6% y-o-y in December 2022 as both electronics and non-electronics declined on a y-o-y basis. According to Enterprise Singapore, the decline in ...
CES 2023: Singapore firm offers social media platform for kids where parents retain control
The myFirst Social Circle app, for children aged 4-12, makes online safety a priority. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Singapore police arrest nine over rioting with deadly weapons, seek info on three more
Nine men have been arrested in relation to a fight in the Bukit Merah district where weapons were allegedly used, with one 43-year-old man due to be ...
Singapore DPM Wong: Consumers must be willing to pay more in order to raise wages, but difficult issue to tackle amid rising living costs
Consumers here must be willing to pay more for certain goods and services in order to raise the wages of those who provide them, Deputy Prime ...
There Are Reasons To Feel Uneasy About Singapore Airlines’ (SGX:C6L) Returns On Capital
Firstly, we'd want to identify a growing return on capital employed (ROCE) and then alongside that, an ever-increasing base of capital employed. Put simply, these types of businesses are compounding ...
Helping clients manage risk is new challenge in commodities sector: StanChart’s John Chen
DESPITE the heightened volatility in commodity markets, John Chen – Standard Chartered Bank’s head of commodity sales for Asean and head of corporate sales for Singapore – sees opportunities for money ...
Founders of Three Arrows Capital pitch platform for crypto bankruptcy claims
The co-founders of the now-liquidated crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital are pitching a new platform focused on digital currency bankruptcy claims. Kyle Davies and Su Zhu, both founders of Three ...
Would you buy ‘ugly’ food? Many Singapore consumers won’t, businesses say
As Singapore works towards waste reduction targets, the rejection of imperfect food for cosmetic reasons remains a challenge.
Mall In Singapore Reuses Mascot By Turning It Into Bunny With 4 Ears For CNY
But one mall in Singapore has come up with a way to minimise wastage. With the upcoming Lunar New Year celebrations, Chinatown Singapore has set up otter mascots dressed in Chinese New Year ensembles.
More energy, manufacturing and logistics firms among fastest growing in Singapore
SINGAPORE - While fintech, e-commerce and IT firms continued to be among the fastest growing in Singapore, several companies in the energy and utilities sector have topped the charts in terms of ...