A serving of duck rice, and compassion on the side

They include businesses such as Sheng Siong Supermarket, McDonald’s, DBS Bank/POSB Bank, Maybank and transport operators ... so that everyone can play a role in creating a dementia-friendly Singapore, whether they are students, retirees, or people ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore firms face tough calls on staff benefits

"With ward type plans, employers can ensure that their benefits keep pace with medical inflation without having to re-adjust the limit for every policy renewal” explained Neil Narale, Singapore Business Leader for Mercer Marsh Benefits. The study also ... ( read original story ...)

Amazon challenged by air-conditioned malls, Alibaba in Singapore

said Lisa Tan, 32, a small business owner. "I like the experience ' sights and even sounds ' of shopping in stores. It's definitely more convenient in Singapore; everything is pretty much within reach. I only shop online for things I can't easily buy in ... ( read original story ...)

Sorry Amazon, in Singapore People Love to Go Shopping

As Amazon.com Inc. pushes into Southeast Asia with a new venture into Singapore, the online retailer is facing some tough hurdles. Shopping in air-conditioned malls is practically a national sport, and e-commerce rivals moved in long ago. For the island ... ( read original story ...)

Daniel Ricciardo to start from third at Japan Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton says his Mercedes auto feels "back to normal" following Friday practice at the Japanese Grand Prix, after the team struggled for pace in Malaysia and Singapore ... Project Loon to provide emergency LTE Network in Puerto Rico But it's ... ( read original story ...)

RM1,900 fine for Malaysians who snuck into Singapore

The Star Online reported the duo, Wan Azmi Wan Yahya, 56, and Tan Kok Seong, 40, pleaded guilty before judge Salawati Djambari for failing to show their passports to Immigration authorities at the Bangunan Sultan Iskandar Customs, Immigration and ... ( read original story ...)

PPATK looks into Standard Chartered suspicious transactions

Indonesia's financial authorities are investigating a report that Indonesians with ties to the Indonesian Military (TNI) had wired US$1.4 billion to accounts managed by the UK-based bank Standard Chartered ... $1.4 billion to Singapore from Guernsey ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Private Sector Economy Gathers Pace In Third Quarter

Singapore's private sector economy shifted into a higher gear at the end of the third quarter, with growth in business activity picking up to its fastest for a year. The latest PMI survey data also point to higher new business inflows, particularly export ... ( read original story ...)

November 2017 Singapore Savings Bonds is 2.07%

Different people will have different reasons for buying Singapore Savings Bonds. As the current stock market is expensive and most REITs are yielding 6% or less, I find it non attractive to buy into the stock market right now. As such, I have treated the ... ( read original story ...)

Former IMF economist Taimur Baig joins DBS as chief economist

After a brief stint with the regulator- Singapore Monetary Authroity, former Deutsche Bank Asia economist and IMF economist Taimur Baig will join DBS Bank as Chief Economist and Managing Director for Group Research. Baig has close to 20 years’ experience ... ( read original story ...)

22 foreign missions fail to achieve export target

Of the 22 missions that could not achieve their targets for July-August, the export growth of 15 Missions-- Yangon, Singapore, New Delhi, Kualalampur, Paris, Moscow, Manila, Lisbon, Vienna, Thimphu, Rabat, Katmandu, Islamabad, Riyadh and Colombo -- is ... ( read original story ...)