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Capability of firms, workers can buffer against economic headwinds: DPM Heng
SINGAPORE is vulnerable to uncertainties in the global environment and its buffer against present headwinds are companies and workers' capabilities, which will enable it to ride the eventual upturn, said Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat on Tuesday.
Grab contributes US$5.8b to South-east Asia economy in a year
GRAB contributed US$5.8 billion to South-east Asia's economy in the 12 months leading up to March 2019, through driver, delivery, merchant and agent incomes and sales generated through its platform and Grab unit Kudo.
Bishan Park Condo up for collective sale with S$680m-S$688m guide price
THE owners stand to receive sales proceeds ranging from S$1.9 million to S$2.3 million for each unit from the en bloc sale.
Singapore facing 'acute' shortage of fintech talent: poll
SOME 94 per cent of respondents here said that the city-state is facing a talent shortage, and 64 per cent of employers said they have difficulties hiring fintech talent, according to its Fintech Employment 2019 report.
Only half of Singaporeans feel fulfilled in life with finances seen as biggest obstacle: survey
THE survey evaluates the overall journey towards a better life among Singaporeans, taking into account three components: realisation, empowerment, and achievement.
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International
WTO countries to reboot dispute reform negotiations
Fed’s preferred core inflation gauge rose at a brisk pace in March
Thames water crisis risks £100 billion UK investment plan
Indian central bank issues draft guidelines for web aggregators of loan products
Vietnam National Assembly head resigns amid graft purge
China central bank flags bond investment risks to some financial institutions: sources