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Businesses welcome fresh relief measures, but fear 'stopgap' help will come too late
Concerns linger over spectre of extended curbs; businesses may not survive more restrictions
Published Sat, Jul 24, 2021 · 05:50 AM
Singapore
THE light at the end of the tunnel just got brighter for struggling businesses, as the government on Friday announced S$1.1 billion of support.
Still, moves such as enhanced Jobs Support Scheme (JSS) wage subsidies will only staunch the bleeding, watchers have told The Business Times.
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