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[This is a press release by the National Technology & Innovation Sandbox (NTIS).]

The National Technology and Innovation Sandbox (NTIS) has been named a Champion at the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) Prizes 2026 in Geneva, under Category 14: Action Line ...


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There are over 32,000 entry-level PMET jobs available for Singapore’s fresh graduates

How is it possible that a graduate, who is the top of his cohort from a local university, equipped with four internships at companies like DBS Bank, attended 10 career fairs and networking events, and sent out more than 300 resumes in the finance sector, still hasn’t land...


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Jane Hia spent 17 years building the café chain

Singapore’s F&B industry has been unforgiving over the past few years, with rising costs, weaker consumer spending, and an increasing number of restaurant closures.

Among the casualties...


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[This is a sponsored article with BIPO.]

For companies looking to expand overseas, setting up operations in a new market is often only the first step.

The bigger challenge comes after: hiring employees, complying with local labour laws, processi...


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Disclaimer: Unless otherwise stated, any opinions expressed below belong solely to the author.

Given the number of various support schemes provided by the government in Singapore, one might question whether there aren’t too many of them and if it wouldn’t be simpler to simply disburse one cash payment to every eligible person.

After all, it’s not ...


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