Supply chains

Thailand, Philippines primed as next supply chain ‘rising stars’

Airlangga Hartarto, Indonesia's coordinating economic minister, said the measures aimed to ease supply disruptions in the petrochemical chain, among other things.

Indonesia unveils 26.34 trillion rupiah stimulus to offset external shocks and rupiah slide

“Unilateralism and protectionism are on the rise, the risk of global supply chain fragmentation is growing,” Chinese Vice-Premier Ding Xuexiang said.

Fragmented supply chains loom as trade tensions grow, warns Chinese vice-premier

A poll of Singapore businesses shows the Iran war is fuelling resilience concerns among small and medium-sized enterprises.
ESG INSIGHTS

Issue 197: Singapore launches SME sustainability initiatives; natural disaster protection gap grows

Firms building strong climate data and capabilities now will navigate future shocks with confidence.
BOARDROOM MATTERS

Climate risks in volatile times

SM Lee Hsien Loong (second from right) is shown a model of an automated container terminal during his tour of the Beibu Gulf International Port Group headquarters.

China’s Nanning ‘main gateway’ for ties with Asean; trade corridor opens faster route to Asia: SM Lee

This is New Zealand PM Christopher Luxon's second visit to Singapore as prime minister, with his first trip in April 2024.

New Zealand PM Luxon in Singapore for first Annual Leaders’ Meeting, supply chain pact signing

From left: PwC Singapore's Trade Advisory Hub leader Frank Debets and executive chairman Marcus Lam; Minister for Manpower Dr Tan See Leng; and EDB's executive vice-president Ho Weng Si.

PwC launches S$4 million Trade Advisory Hub to sharpen Singapore’s edge, create quality jobs