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Aside from pharmaceuticals, which saw a jump of 174.3 per cent from a year ago, exports of food preparations and non-monetary gold were also major contributors to the growth in non-electronic NODX

DBS said in a press release on Thursday that of the 2,000 people it is committed to hiring, more than 1,000 will be in new roles comprising a mix of apprenticeships for fresh graduates as well as more specialised roles for seasoned professionals

Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry Chee Hong Tat noted that while online platforms will not replace physical shops, there will be fewer bricks-and-mortar outlets and they will shift towards providing an experience for the customer rather than just mere transactions

“Le aziende italiane esportatrici non si arrendono al lockdown globale imposto dal Coronavirus. E con il supporto delle Camere di Commercio Italiane all’Estero si inventano nuovi modi di operare all’insegna della digitalizzazione”

Youth, education and urbanisation make this patchwork of nations ripe for foreign investment

The partial lockdown measures from the start of a "circuit breaker" period hit Singapore's property market in April, sending the resales of private non-landed homes tumbling although again prices barely moved, according to flash data on Tuesday (May 12).

SOME businesses in Singapore have decided to either return or donate the government payout received from the Jobs Support Scheme (JSS), as a form of solidarity with the local community amid the Covid-19 outbreak.

Lo sportello si avvale anche della collaborazione di Assocamerestero e della rete delle Camere di commercio italiane all'estero, in grado di dare tempestivamente informazioni “di prima mano” su come i principali mercati di riferimento dell’Italia stanno reagendo in questa fase e di offrire loro alcuni primi suggerimenti operativi.

Interview to the Secretary General of Assocamerestero, Mr. Gaetano Fausto Esposito, about the actions undertaken by the Italian Chambers of Commerce abroad to support Italian companies during Covid-19 crisis.

United Overseas Bank (UOB) has approved $4 billion in loans to mid-sized firms under the Temporary Bridging Loan Programme, it said on Tuesday (May 5).
The loans are going to clients in sectors that have been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic, including construction, retail and hospitality.