SINGAPORE: Two locally transmitted cases were among 25 new COVID-19 infections reported in Singapore as of noon on Friday (Feb 5), said the ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Insurtech CXA Group to Sell Brokerage Division, will Focus on SaaS Platform and Global Expansion
Singapore-headquartered Insurtech firm CXA Group has reportedly decided to restructure its operations by selling off its brokerage division so that it can focus on the development and global expansion ... ( read original story ...)
China was overwhelmingly Tasmania’s biggest export market in 2020, according to ABS data
TASMANIA’S exports to China soared to a record $1.53bn in 2020 despite the country targeting Australian wine, seafood, timber and beef. ( read original story ...)
Tuna exports to US increase
Vietnam's tuna exports increased strongly in the first month of this year, especially to the US market with many orders. According to tuna export enterprises in Khanh Hoa province, in January, they ... ( read original story ...)
Vietnam’s tuna exports to US increase
Vietnam's tuna exports increased strongly in the first month of this year, especially to the US market with many orders. ( read original story ...)
Import officer at Changi Airport one of two local cases
An import officer at Changi Airport has tested positive for Covid-19 - one of two locally transmitted cases announced yesterday.. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Ukraine saw reduction in 2020 apple, blueberry and walnut exports to Singapore
Ukraine sharply reduced the export of fruits and vegetables to Singapore in 2020. Apple exports decreased by 2.5 times in value terms, blueberry exports fell by almost 4 times, and ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Manufacturing Activity Expanded for Seventh Month in January
SINGAPORE--Singapore's manufacturing activity expanded for the seventh straight month in January, thanks to faster growth in new orders, new exports and factory output, as well as a slower contraction ... ( read original story ...)
Changi cargo officer is sole Covid-19 community case in Singapore
SINGAPORE - An import officer at Changi Airport has tested positive for Covid-19 - one of two locally transmitted cases announced on Friday (Feb 5). The 56-year-old, who works at Yusen Logistics and ... ( read original story ...)
Billionaires like Ray Dalio and Sergey Brin are opening family offices in Singapore, lured by the city-state’s ample incentives and low taxes
Singapore is famous for its low taxes, which has helped turn the city-state into a thriving economic hub. ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s Goldbell to Acquire Electric-Car Sharing Firm BlueSG
Goldbell Group, Singapore’s largest industrial-vehicle provider, said it plans to acquire electric-car sharing startup BlueSG Pte for an undisclosed amount. ( read original story ...)
Police warn against plans to protest in Singapore over situation in Myanmar
SINGAPORE: Police issued a warning on Friday (Feb 5) against plans to hold protests in Singapore in relation to the ongoing political situation in ... ( read original story ...)
Thai Beverage to sell 20% of beer business in blockbuster Singapore IPO
SINGAPORE: Thai Beverage, controlled by one of Thailand's richest men, plans to sell a 20 per cent stake in its regional beer business via a ... ( read original story ...)
86% of Singapore businesses claim cloud is key to surviving COVID-19: survey
Nine out of 10 IT decision-makers use cloud-based IT solutions. Around 86% of businesses in Singapore claim that cloud is key to surviving the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the latest survey by ... ( read original story ...)
Thai Bev to sell 20% of beer business in blockbuster Singapore IPO
Thai Beverage, controlled by one of Thailand's richest men, plans to sell a 20% stake in its regional beer business via a Singapore listing, in what is set to be the largest initial public offering in ... ( read original story ...)
Canadian trade minister seeks closer ties, investments from Singapore manufacturers
Ties between the two countries have become stronger amid the pandemic, said Ms Mary Ng.. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)