This is despite the recent uptrend in business formations, as initiatives such as the Jobs Support Scheme and debt moratoriums are tapering off.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Finance minister leaves for Singapore for treatment
Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal has left Dhaka for Singapore tonight for follow-up treatment. The information was provided in a press release from the Ministry of Finance. It said, “Finance …
Finance minister goes to Singapore for treatment
Bangladesh, Nov. 29 — Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal flew to Singapore on Saturday for follow-up treatment. In October, the minister went to Dubai for follow-up treatment but could not get proper …
More new business entities set up in Singapore despite Covid-19 recession
Some 5,500 to 6,400 new businesses were formed monthly between June and October.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
HDT Singapore to shut its taxi business due to COVID-19; 94 employees affected
HDT Singapore Holdings will shut its taxi business due to the “prolonged debilitating impact” of the COVID-19 pandemic. HDT’s …
Apple-produced ad for LumiHealth promotes Singapore health initiative
An Apple-produced ad spot has been released for LumiHealth, an Apple Watch-based initiative between Apple and the government of Singapore to encourage citizens to foster healthier habits.
Singapore: No need to rely on one Covid-19 vaccine; 6 cases on Saturday (Nov 28) – only one local
With at least three drugs seeking emergency use authorisation, Singapore need not bank on a specific candidate.
SGIFF: ‘The Salt in Our Waters’ Explores Man vs Nature in Bangladesh
Feature debutant Rezwan Shahriar Sumit’s “The Salt in Our Waters,” bows Nov. 29 at the Singapore International Film Festival’s Asian Visions strand after successful festival screenings at London, …
Tech Stocks Are Slowly Gaining Prominence in Singapore’s Market
Technology stocks, the lack of which has made Singapore one of Asia’s worst markets this year, are slowly starting to win more clout in the city-state.
Canceled game cancels trip from Singapore (and other odd Paul Bunyan’s Axe stories)
University graduate Neil Mumm is among the fans who are missing the annual Paul Bunyan Axe rivalry this weekend. So is a guy who turned heads and found a new friend by walking into a bar with his own …