Almost two-thirds of Singapore businesses see the local economy’s activities continuing at their current low pace for the next year, according to a survey by the Singapore Business Federation.
Why One Analyst Has His Eyes Set on Singapore’s Virus-Hit Small Caps
(Bloomberg) — Rising global optimism about a coronavirus treatment is prompting a top Singapore analyst to take a bullish view of pandemic-hit small stocks in the city-state. Newsflow related to …
Looking for a smart property investment abroad? Forget Singapore and Hong Kong and look to Malaysia for great value homes
If you’re looking to invest in property, now might be the right time to look at Malaysia. A long-term favourite with foreign buyers thanks to its great weather, fantastic food, low cost of living and …
Singapore seeks to cut number of expatriates as recession bites
International businesses in Singapore are facing increasing barriers to hiring expatriates as the government seeks to assuage domestic political concerns over soaring unemployment in the Asian …
54 new COVID-19 cases in Singapore, including 5 people linked to family gatherings and new cluster at camera store
SINGAPORE: Singapore reported 54 new COVID-19 infections as of noon on Sunday (Aug 30), including eight cases in the community. There are also …
‘Tenet’ Screening In Singapore Sees Two Injured In Partial Ceiling Collapse
Two people were injured Sunday in Singapore when a ceiling partially collapsed during a screening of Tenet at the Shaw Theatres NEX Mall. “It hurt because a piece of the ceiling hit my head, and my …
Ceiling Collapse Injures Two During ‘Tenet’ Screening in Singapore
Two people were injured in Singapore on Sunday while watching the newly released movie “Tenet.” They were hit by debris as the ceiling partially collapsed at the Shaw Theatres NEX Mall. The …
Tenet: Ceiling Collapses During Singapore Screening, Two People Injured
Two people were injured on Sunday in Singapore during a screening of Tenet after the ceiling partially collapsed at the Shaw Theatres NEX Mall.
Singapore’s virus-hit small caps set for big gains, says top analyst
Rising global optimism about a coronavirus treatment is prompting a top Singapore analyst to take a bullish view of pandemic-hit small stocks in the city-state.
Maintaining a Singapore core and maximising talent: What two companies say
ExxonMobil has invested more than $25 billion in Singapore, and the majority of its employees here – 85 per cent – are Singaporeans and permanent residents.. Read more at straitstimes.com.