SINGAPORE — Petico has acquired the assets of Perromart, Singapore's defunct pet food retailer, the Malaysian company announced on Monday (28 August). Petico said that the acquisition is part of its ...
Most Singapore workers returning to office, HR reskilling urged
SINGAPORE: Most workers in Singapore have begun trudging back to their workplaces, but there remains a gap between how many remote days employees expect and bosses are willing to offer.
Sembcorp, PTSC to explore importing of electricity to Singapore from Vietnam
Sembcorp Utilities Pte (SCU), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sembcorp Industries (Sembcorp), and Petrovietnam Technical Services Corporation (PTSC), a member of Vietnam Oil and Gas Group (Petrovietnam), ...
Daily Cuts – Singapore’s economic strategy
Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Joel Chua speak with Dr Andy Feng, Director (Economic Surveillance and Research), Economics Division at the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) and Ong Yee Ern, ...
Insights into Singapore’s Food Services Industry in 2023 and beyond — Trends, Challenges and…
This is an abridged version. The extended version includes sections on the trends surrounding the food services industry, specifically on digital transformation initiatives, and support schemes and ...
Sinopec says not interested in acquiring Shell’s Singapore refinery, petchem plant
China's Sinopec Corp is not interested in acquiring Shell's refinery or petrochemical plant in Singapore, Sinopec President Yu Baocai said on Monday.
‘No one’s feeling good’: Visual effects industry hit by global challenges as Lucasfilm ends Singapore operations
Lucasfilm said it will shut down its visual effects and animation studio in Singapore. CNA looks at how disruptions brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic and Hollywood strikes could have led to this.
Sinopec says not interested in acquiring Shell’s Singapore refinery, petrochem plant
HONG KONG - China’s Sinopec Corp is not interested in acquiring Shell’s refinery or petrochemical plant in Singapore, Sinopec president Yu Baocai said on Monday. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Managing distortions from people parking money in Singapore property
IN DENSELY populated Singapore, living in a detached home in a Good Class Bungalow (GCB) Area can offer one a haven – a luxurious abode sitting on land of over 15,000 square feet, ensconced in leafy ...
Chinese carmaker BYD to buy US firm Jabil’s mobility business for US$2.2 billion
ELECTRIC vehicle maker BYD said on Monday its unit struck a deal with US-based manufacturing firm Jabil Inc’s Singaporean division to buy its mobility business in China for 15.8 billion yuan (S$2.9 ...
Country Garden’s Forest City to get new tax breaks, Anwar says
Country Garden, once China’s biggest developer, is facing a worsening cash crunch and and has as much as US$2.9 billion of bond payments due before the end of the year. The company has delayed a ...
Asia’s crypto industry has been real busy this week
It’s been a whirlwind of a week for the Asian crypto industry. Every time you think the cryptoverse has exhausted its supply of adrenaline-pumping news, Asia steps up to the plate and says, “Hold my ...
‘Quite an abrupt shock’: Closure of Lucasfilm’s Singapore studio comes amid global industry challenges
Lucasfilm said it will shut down its visual effects and animation studio in Singapore. CNA looks at how disruptions brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic and Hollywood strikes could have led to this.
UPDATE 2-Singapore’s non-oil exports fall for a 10th month in July
Singapore's annual exports fell for a 10th month in July as the city-state's trade-reliant economy continues to wilt because of slowing global growth amid elevated borrowing costs.
Singapore open to importing electricity from India: Report
Singapore is open to importing up to 4GW of electricity from regional countries, incl. India, to improve energy security. EMA seeks bids till Dec 29 and will select companies to import the electricity ...
$1 billion bust: Two sides to money laundering through blockchain technology, crypto
They may offer many tools for concealment, but they also allow the authorities to better track such fund flows. Read more at straitstimes.com.