The SME Magazine (July/August 2017)

Consumerism is here to stay, and with Singapore's e-commerce industry set to be worth S$7.45 billion by 2025 according to a study by Google and Temasek, it seems that Prashant Dadlani, 26, CEO of reta...

The Thought Collective, says co-founder Kuik Shiao-yin, is a for-profit organisation where profit is a means of achieving its vision of an emotionally and socially stronger Singapore

Office developments will become more flexible, efficient as well as sustainable, while promoting employee well-being

Independent watch brands are a permanent attraction at the mega annual Basel Watch fair, and are now also a fast-growing fixture at the Salon International de La Haute Geneve

Increased efficiency and tighter production have slashed manufacturing costs for Ulysees Nardin

WE ARE now in the second half of 2017. By any measure, it has been quite a mixed year for Singapore's small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

You don't need a lot to give a little, as some Singapore SMEs prove in the various ways that they are making a social impact

SMEs are consistently referenced throughout the latest AEC Blueprint which seeks to promote productivity, technology and innovation among these companies

A list of asking rents for office and industrial space, and sales caveats.

SMEs need to move beyond traditional risk management that tends to focus on each risk separately, and take a holistic and coordinated approach that optimises risk management performance