Shift towards hybrid work introduces challenges Singapore businesses need to address to facilitate meaningful employee experience and ensure tools can continue to drive productivity.
Singapore firms need open, integrated tools in hybrid work
Shift towards hybrid work introduces challenges Singapore businesses need to address to facilitate meaningful employee experience and ensure tools can continue to drive productivity.
I flew on Singapore’s mammoth A380 in premium economy to Germany and the service was great, but the seat had one major flaw I couldn’t overlook
Singapore operates the world’s second-largest fleet of A380 superjumbos, which feature four cabins – economy, premium economy, business, and first.
We can’t ignore Grab’s huge customer base, says McDonald’s Singapore
Benjamin Boh, managing director of McDonald’s Singapore, speaks to CNBC’s JP Ong about the growing partnership with Grab, and how the company adapted to the Covid-19 restrictions.
SailGP CEO discusses Singapore venue ahead of its debut
Russell Coutts, CEO of SailGP, says “we like to race in venues [where] we can race close to the shore,” so fans “can really get an idea of how spectacular these boats are.” …
Loosen requirements in acquisitions of business subsidiary to improve dealmaking: EY
It will enhance mergers and acquisition schemes in the country. An analyst has suggested that the mergers and acquisitions scheme in Singapore could still be improved and more useful for firms if the …
As Singapore’s ART SG Fair Launches This Week, Meet 5 Collectors From Southeast Asia Helping to Shape the Region’s Art Scene
The strong and diverse collector base in Southeast Asia creates a promising future for the region’s art market.
Olam Agri to list on Singapore, S/Arabia bourses
Olam Group has announced plans to list its majority-owned agri-business subsidiary – Olam Agri in Singapore and Saudi Arabia bourses. On December 23, …
Buyers from China to return gradually to Singapore property market as travel curbs ease: Huttons
Huttons said demand from Chinese nationals will not surge but increase gradually due to economic uncertainties and the 30% ABSD. Read more at straitstimes.com.
As China reopens, well-off citizens embrace ‘run’ culture and seek new homes in Southeast Asia
Desire to escape China’s strict controls has seen ‘influx’ of inquiries about possible move to Singapore, Malaysia or Thailand, observers say.