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Attracting and retaining office tenants in the post-pandemic world With health and wellness highly prioritized by employees here, landlords could offer amenities within their developments such as walking or jogging track…

IMDA mandates SMS sender ID registration; telcos to filter potential scam messages Organisations will need to register SMS sender IDs with IMDA, with registrations opening on Oct 31.

#Brunch: New kids on the block shake up the nightlife scene 🕺Let's get this party started: From TikTok nights of viral hits to cinema-themed dress-up parties, nightlife operators are coming up with new ways to make Gen…

High energy prices, tight labour market a new state of affairs businesses must adjust to: DPM Wong He said businesses should aim to restructure and transform their operations to be more energy- and manpower-efficient.

[JUST IN] DPM Lawrence Wong announced a S$1.5billion support package to provide further relief for all Singaporean households. Here’s what you need to know:

Asia spent US$50b in September to defend currencies from strong US dollar The surge in the greenback has reduced the value of the stockpile of other currencies in central banks’ portfolios.

Pontiac’s Regent hotel in Cuscaden Rd set to be rebranded Conrad: sources This will be the second Conrad hotel in Singapore and its owners are expected to pump in significant investment to renovate it.

Rising rates evoke fears of 1990s Asia crisis for emerging markets Dollar borrowing that left countries vulnerable to exchange rate swings and Fed policy shifts, was a key force behind the 1997 Asian crises.

Recession risk raises urgency to grant gig workers CPF, full benefits Platforms like Grab and foodpanda have rolled out welfare initiatives, but these cannot match national job protections.

Yields for 6 and 12-month T-Bills rise as high as 3.77% in October auction Yields on fixed income products have risen in the last few months as a result of rising interest rates.

[JUST IN] MAS to re-centre mid-point of policy band to its prevailing level “This policy shift, building on past tightening moves, will further reduce imported inflation and help curb domestic cost pressure,” said MAS.

[JUST IN] Singapore GDP beat expectations to grow 4.4% in Q3: flash estimates Q3’s growth was a notch lower than the 4.5% expansion recorded in the second quarter, which was revised from the previous figure of 4.4%.