Monetary Authority of Singapore outlines key security and operational risks financial institutions face as remote work practices take hold, including outsourcing and staff conduct, and what these ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore: Hotels, travel agents and tour guides licence fee waivers extended to end-2021; 8 new imported cases on Tuesday (March 2)
Licence fee waivers for hotels, travel agents and tour guides will be extended to the end of 2021 as part of efforts to aid the recovery of the tourism sector. ( read original story ...)
Singapore Budget 2021: 3 Things SMEs & Startups Need To Know
Every year, business owners keep a close eye on budget announcements. This year, the budget meant a lot more than usual as a watershed ... ( read original story ...)
US, Singapore, and Japan top the list of best data center locations
The US, Singapore and Japan are the best locations for building data centers, according to a new list published by design and building consultant Arcadis. Sweden and Norway are the next most favorable ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore PM calls for Suu Kyi release, says sanctions won’t hurt military
Singapore's Prime Minister on Tuesday called for Myanmar's military to release elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi to allow the country to move forward and said sanctions would hurt the people rather than ... ( read original story ...)
Asia’s ultra-rich rank Singapore as region’s top choice for luxury homes
Singapore has become one of the world's most sought-after locations for buying investment homes as its safe-haven reputation has been further strengthened by successfully ... ( read original story ...)
Malaysia’s TNB, Sunseap JV to trial renewable power exports to Singapore
Singapore-based Sunseap Group Pte Ltd and Malaysian utility Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) will establish a joint venture (JV) to ... ( read original story ...)
Doing Business in Singapore: Opportunities for Canadian Businesses
Singapore has been a popular destination for many Canadian businesses to grow and expand their operations because of its safety, political stability, and access to one of the largest economies in the ... ( read original story ...)
Doing Business – Singapore vs Canada
Several factors need to be taken into consideration when a company decides to expand its market or establish itself on a global level. It is important to assess which foreign market to enter, the cost ... ( read original story ...)
New initiative to help manage cybersecurity risks in Singapore’s critical information infrastructure
SINGAPORE: Singapore is developing an initiative to help organisations establish best practices to better manage cybersecurity risks across the ... ( read original story ...)
New initiatives announced to help Singapore companies go digital
SINGAPORE: A slew of new initiatives was announced on Tuesday (Mar 2) as part of efforts to help Singapore businesses in their digitalisation ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Major: EG, Quincy Crew to represent North America
The first season of the 2021 DPC's North American regional league has concluded, with Evil Geniuses (EG) and Quincy Crew representing the region in the upcoming Singapore Major. ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s economy is slowly recovering as income and spending tick upwards, DBS data shows
Analysing anonymised customer data, the island nation’s largest bank has noted salary improvements among lower-paid workers, and fewer customers showing wage cuts. ( read original story ...)
Ministry of Design creates lush “banking conservatory” for Citibank Singapore
Offices and meeting rooms are nestled among tropical plants in this wealth management centre in Singapore by local studio Ministry of Design. Conceived as a "banking conservatory", the verdant scheme ... ( read original story ...)
OCBC recovery gains pace, shares bouncing back
What’s the latest? OCBC’s stock was trading at S$11.11 as of 13:29 SGT on Tuesday, up 0.2% on the day, after 3.3 million shares changed hands. It advanced as much as 0.9% to S$11.195 in the morning. ( read original story ...)
Lower-income S’poreans, middle-aged workers still struggling amid Covid-19 recovery: DBS
The lower-income group was worst hit - accounting for about 49 per cent of customers who experienced income loss.. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)