Singapore Budget 2018
Singapore Budget 2018: Higher airport charges now will avert big hike later: minister
Ng Chee Meng: If not for govt paying the bulk of the cost and borrowing by CAG, fee rise would be bigger
Singapore Budget 2018: Startups unfazed by lower tax exemptions
Industry players say tweaks necessary as Singapore's startup ecosystem matures
Singapore Budget 2018: Cost, talent crunch forcing firms to outsource abroad
Companies want foreign manpower rules tweaked for tech roles; but other longer-term solutions like local training also needed
Singapore Budget 2018: OIP will accelerate innovation and digital transformation
THE Open Innovation Programme (OIP) is a welcome initiative that will accelerate innovation and digital transformation among Singapore businesses, industry players told The Business Times. But for it ...
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Singapore Budget 2018: Maritime industry gets S$100m more to push for automated, digital future
THE Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) will pump another S$100 million into the Maritime Cluster Fund (MCF) to help the industry test and embrace new technologies, and groom talent for a d...

Singapore Budget 2018: MOH moves to end new purchases of as-charged riders
YOU can no longer go to an insurer and buy riders that pay your entire hospital bill, as the government is rolling back a regime that threatens to make health insurance unsustainable.
Singapore Budget 2018: Private-hire car services Uber, Grab may face regulations and licensing
PRIVATE-HIRE car services Uber and Grab could be regulated in the future, and even subject to licensing, as the Government undertakes a review of the point-to-point transportation sector.
Singapore Budget 2018: Private-hire car services Uber and Grab may face regulations and licensing
Private-hire car services Uber and Grab could be regulated in the future, and even subject to licensing, as the Government undertakes a review of the point-to-point transportation sector.
Singapore Budget 2018: Mandatory registration of e-scooters from second half of 2018
E-scooter users will have to register their devices from the second half of this year (2018) as the Government tries to rein in reckless riders.