Singapore's Changi Airport has avoided long lines and baggage handling problems that have plagued rivals in Europe, North America and Australia through tight coordination of capacity increases with ... ( read original story ...)
A Singapore company charges you $7.50 to eat leftovers from high-end hotel buffets. I put it to the test.
Buffet restaurants typically have a "no takeout" policy. But in Singapore, mobile app Treatsure lets people pay for leftover food from hotel buffets. ( read original story ...)
Singapore private new home sales plummet 48% to 437 units in August
This marks the lowest monthly sales in two years. The hungry ghost month strikes yet again as latest data from Singapore reveal that developers’ private new sales fell by a massive 48% from 834 units ... ( read original story ...)
Air Liquide, Chevron, Keppel Infrastructure, and PetroChina Form Consortium to Explore CCUS Solutions in Singapore
Air Liquide, Chevron, Keppel Infrastructure, and PetroChina1 announced they have signed a memorandum of understanding to form a consortium which will aim to evaluate and advance the development of ... ( read original story ...)
These five new hotels will open in Singapore this year
The hotels will add 1,031 rooms to the market. Only one hotel, The Maxwell Reserve Hotel, Autograph Collection, entered the Singapore hotel market in Q2 according to a JLL report. The 138-room hotel ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore workers feel disconnected in hybrid workplace
Hybrid work practices may offer more flexibility, but 54% of Singapore workers say there are fewer opportunities to build rapport via remote meetings and 56% cite connectivity issues as a top ... ( read original story ...)
Medical devices market in Singapore to reach $3.5 billion in 2022, predicts GlobalData
Singapore is a key manufacturing player for a range of advanced medical technologies for global markets, including implanted pacemakers, contact lenses, and mammography equipment. ( read original story ...)
Restaurant review: Caroline Low-Heah tries Nijuuichi, the newest omakase restaurant in Singapore
This story first appeared in the September issue of Prestige Singapore The post Restaurant review: Caroline Low-Heah tries Nijuuichi, the newest omakase restaurant in Singapore appeared first on ... ( read original story ...)
Aerial activity restrictions imposed during F1 Singapore Grand Prix: CAAS
Aerial ban is to ensure safety of helicopters conducting aerial filming during the event. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Singapore-India ministerial roundtable to boost ties on many fronts: DPM
The new high-level roundtable between Singapore and India will enable both countries to strengthen their relationship across many fronts and find mutual benefits by working together, Deputy Prime ... ( read original story ...)
Aerial activities to be restricted over parts of Singapore during F1 week
The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) will establish a temporary restricted area from Sep 29 to Oct 3. ( read original story ...)
Woman who stabbed herself in stomach in Singapore to be charged with possession of offensive weapons
A 53-year-old woman who stabbed herself in the stomach in an incident outside St Hilda’s Secondary School will be charged today (September 21) for ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore-listed shipowners may soon be forced to reveal CEO’s exact pay
Exchange regulator also looking to restrict the length of service of independent directors to nine years Shipping and maritime companies listed in Singapore may soon have to disclose how much their ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s proposed recycling scheme for drink bottles and cans ‘good in theory’ but execution will be tricky, say consumers
Some coffee-shop owners and consumers said that a proposal to boost the recycling rates for beverage containers through a deposit return scheme is good ... ( read original story ...)
1 in 2 experienced workplace discrimination against ‘race, age and gender’ in Singapore: survey
Singapore may be advanced in many different aspects but the statistics for workplace discrimination remain sobering. ( read original story ...)
55% experienced workplace discrimination in Singapore: AWARE survey
Among the biggest reasons for workplace discrimination were race, age and gender, according to the AWARE survey. ( read original story ...)