Families adjust to new rules on childcare
It is going to be a long month for hospitality workers Tan Minghsien and her husband with no chance to see their two young daughters amid the tighter restrictions.
Retain workers, refrain from pay cuts during Covid-19 crisis: Labour chief
Labour chief Ng Chee Meng urged employers to retain workers and refrain from wage cuts, noting that the Government has rolled out measures to help companies.
Coronavirus: Awfully Chocolate owner relieved over protection for tenants
Since the coronavirus outbreak, Ms Lyn Lee has seen business across her Awfully Chocolate outlets and Sinpopo branches fall in revenue.
Coronavirus: New law offers relief over affected events and payments
Mr Tan and his fiancee were to tie the knot at a hotel on April 5, but 10 days before the wedding, the Government announced stepped-up measures on mass gatherings to stem the spread of the...
Shoppers queue overnight to snap up bargains on Black Friday
SINGAPORE - Bargain-hunting shoppers armed with sleeping bags, tables and foldable chairs were settling in for a long night outside Robinsons' Orchard Street store on Thursday (Nov 28) to ensure...
HSA warns Singapore-based Riway to stop making false cancer cure claims
Marketing materials promote a health supplement by the firm as a form of live cell therapy, in which stem cells are used to treat diseases, simply through consuming pills.
NTU, HP launch lab on smart factory tech
A corporate research laboratory set up in partnership with tech giant HP was officially opened at the Nanyang Technological University (NTU) yesterday.
New legal forms to aid start-ups in deal-making
Start-ups and venture capitalists will find it easier to draw up investment contracts through a new suite of model agreements designed to facilitate the process.
Cashless supermarket to open in Pasir Panjang
A new supermarket in Pasir Panjang does not accept cash. And even if it did, there are no cashiers to accept it.
Welcome to roboshop - Singapore's first cashless, automated supermarket
The new "habitat" supermarket has 60,000 sq ft of retail space with a fully automated check-out system, where customers pay using a smartphone app and robots pack their groceries into bags.