It was always the plan.” Starting off in the Tampines academy at the age of just eight, Jordan began his footballing journey under the tutelage of then Stags youth coach Lawrence Lee, the father of …
Singapore Hedge Fund Gaining 27% Sticks With Asia Tech
A Singapore-based hedge fund is betting on continued recovery in Asian technology stocks, as it expects consumer demand held back by the coronavirus pandemic will soon rebound. Timefolio Asset …
More opportunities for Singapore as companies prefer a shift to Southeast Asia: McKinsey
Singapore could attract further investments and create more jobs as global supply chains continue to shift, with many companies now preferring Southeast Asia, says McKinsey Asia chairman Oliver Tonby, …
Oriental Yuhong Obtains an Invention Patent in Singapore after One in the US
Oriental Yuhong broke the European and American monopoly and participated in the construction of a subway in Singapore. The subway – ThomsonLine – is 30 kilometers long. In order to solve the problem …
Singapore Opposition Chair Calls for Inclusiveness After Poll
After 55 years of single-party rule in Singapore, a best-ever performance for the opposition in Friday’s vote shows the country is ready for an inclusive government with different views, Workers’ …
Singapore Election All about Covid-19 and Economy, UoNARI-M’s Welsh Says
University of Nottingham Asia Research Institute Malaysia Honorary Research Associate Bridget Welsh believes the focus of the 2020 Singapore general elections will be about Covid-19 and the economy.
With Hong Kong’s Future as a Finance Hub Unclear, Singapore Is on the Rise
As Hong Kong remains shrouded in uncertainty, Singapore appears to be gaining prominence as an alternative for the business world.
Singapore Stocks Seen Helped by Election as Diversity Increases
(Bloomberg) — Another mandate for Singapore’s ruling party — along with the opposition winning its most seats ever — will boost the city-state’s equities, according to analysts.Prime Minister Lee H …
Singapore’s Version of a Political Shock Upends Old Playbook
Most political parties around the world would be thrilled to win 89% of seats in an election. Not in Singapore.
Singapore’s version of a political shock upends the old playbook
Most political parties around the world would be thrilled to win 89% of seats in an election. Not in Singapore. The worst showing for the ruling People’s Action Party, or PAP, since independence in …