D-Team Engineering brings its 'A game'
AIR-CONDITIONING contractor D-Team Engineering has had a tough year, even with the gradual pick-up in the construction sector, but its management team said they are exploring new clients and...
Can Singapore become a second home for Chinese tech?
THE arrival of Chinese tech firms in Singapore is more of a trickle than a flood, based on industry professionals' observations of the scene.
Nine firms get social enterprise grants worth S$1.3m from DBS
YUMMY noodles that also ease small-scale farmers' woes: That is the goal of one food science startup in Singapore. That firm, NamZ, is now getting a boost - to take its high-protein, lower-fat...
It's 'ka-ching' time for payments firms
THE payment services industry in Singapore is upbeat on growth, while three major government reports in the past three months have singled out the sector for its rosy prospects.
Business closures up across all sectors, except for transport and storage
A RECENT slump in the growth of business entities here was due in part to weakness by information technology (IT) startups and wholesale trade businesses, a new report indicated.
Singapore firms' R&D spend has lifted productivity: MTI economists
SINGAPORE firms' research and development (R&D) investments are bearing fruit in productivity gains, according to a group of Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) economists.
Regulator to study how AI will affect workers in Singapore
SINGAPORE'S next step on the artificial intelligence (AI) frontier will be to study the technology's impact on workers, said Yeong Zee Kin, assistant chief executive of the Infocomm Media...
Keppel's M1 joins IMDA scheme for new businesses, amid SME market push
KEPPEL-OWNED M1 has become the third telco in a government scheme providing digital solutions to small businesses, as it joined the Start Digital initiative on Tuesday.
The time has come for expansionary fiscal policy, say economists
WITHOUT a full-blown recession, expansionary fiscal policy still looks unlikely, but the topic is gaining ground, Swiss-Italian economist Beatrice Weder di Mauro noted on Thursday.
Four-way 5G market makes it anyone's game
SINGAPORE is poised to award as many as four operating licences for its upcoming 5G wireless networks - double the number mooted in a public consultation earlier this year.