Two sommeliers in Singapore prove that age is just a number

SINGAPORE: Mason and Alexander might sound like the name of a speakeasy you vaguely glossed over on Instagram and made a mental note to visit when Friday comes around. But, no. They are, in fact, two of the most talented and confident young sommeliers ... ( read original story ...)

Old is Gold for Singapore’s vintage lovers

They sleep with their hair in curlers and shop not at high-street brands, but by rifling through piles of others' hand-me-downs. For them, a good time is not so much a night out clubbing, but rather cutting the rug to a swing number or unwinding to jazz ... ( read original story ...)

4 of the finest Singapore owned businesses

Boasting over 17 brands across nine countries, the Spa Esprit Group is home to some of any Singapore dwellers daily haunts incluing ... work if they diversifiedinto manufacturing, whereby the business changed considerably to adapt to these needs. ( read original story ...)

Singapore Business Federation

THE country's top business body, the Singapore Business Federation (SBF), turns 15 this year, but the basis on which it was founded remains as relevant today as it was in 2002. ... WE relocated to SBF Center in February 2017 and we are proud to call it our ... ( read original story ...)

5 foreign nationalities snapping up Singapore property in 2017

Foreigners are making a comeback in Singapore’s residential property market after pulling back from it in 2012, following the implementation of the additional buyer’s stamp duty (ABSD). Based on the number of caveats lodged, statistics by the Urban ... ( read original story ...)

Summer jobs: Average stipend of Rs 1.4 lakh for IIFT students

Few of the brand leaders include HUL, ITC, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and Co, Godrej Industries, Marico, Shell, GE, Dabur, Bain Capability Centre, GSK CH, Google, Amazon, Citibank and Axis ... Europe, Singapore and Indonesia. The World Trade ... ( read original story ...)

DBS sees inflation uptick to prompt rate hike

MANILA, Philippines — DBS Bank Ltd of Singapore said the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) is seen turning hawkish and raising interest rates either in November or December to address overheating risks in the economy. DBS economist Gundy Cahyadi said ... ( read original story ...)