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Singapore factory activity in April records steepest fall since Covid, echoing regional pullback US President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs began to exact a toll on manufacturers.

New Ipos chairman wants to draw more R&D from multinationals to Singapore Attracting foreign research and development investments will create good jobs for locals, says Nicky Tan, in his first interview as chairman.

Indonesia’s state banks wooing Singapore millionaires Bank Negara Indonesia (BNI) said that the market potential for Indonesian high-income earners in Singapore is substantial, with over 3,000 individuals fitting the pro…

#Brunch: ‘What were you wearing?’: The silencing effect of victim-blaming “I’ve heard too many stories of how HR departments tried to sweep the complaint under the table, even apparently trying to be kind by explaining h…

Singapore’s F&B sector falls into contraction after year of growth, but bright spots remain: OCBC “Performance of the (F&B) industry could weaken further given that consumers may turn more cautious in terms of domestic s…

XPeng Motors: A car company that doesn’t really want to be one in the first place “I slept for 30 out of the past 48 hours. I wanted to be fully energetic to meet all of you,” XPeng Motors co-founder He Xiaopeng told sev…

Strata Titles Board stops S$810 million en bloc sale of Thomson View The order was issued after efforts to mediate and resolve objections raised to the sale were unsuccessful.

Singapore investors buy 2.5 tonnes of bullion in Q1, the highest since 2010 At 2.5 tonnes, the demand was up 35% year on year, the highest since records began by World Gold Council in 2010.

SP Tao’s family selling its offices in SGX Centre 2 for S$39.5 million The price works out to S$2,269 psf on the total 15,026 sq ft comprising the 29th floor and part of the 28th floor.

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