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Why no high-tech achievers?
Not a single company in high-tech industry among Singapore's most enterprising.
Best Sourcing scheme gets $3m boost
Funds will meet rising demand for grants that are designed to help improve productivity.
Supermarket? It only looks like one: owner
URA investigates Mustafa Warehouse for unauthorised change of use.
Meet the Excellent Eleven
Educators among winners of coveted quality awards.
59 firms lauded for hiring the mentally ill
They help patients integrate back into society through work.
No more risky business in Africa
Region is fast emerging as a market with new business opportunities.
S'pore is most business-friendly nation, say accountants
It came out on top in a poll of more than 1,000 members of the Institute of Chartered Accountants.
Stricter rules for EntrePass get expats worked up
Foreigners who set up businesses here will have to hire S'poreans.
Liquor distributor claims $6m from LifeBrandz
He claims that LifeBrandz and its four subsidiaries failed to honour a $10.5 million contract.
Spruced-up SMEs go hunting for top talent
BT announces Jan launch of 'The SME Magazine' at Enterprise 50 Forum.
Construction firms win top 3 spots
Building sector benefited from slew of public infrastructure projects.
Small loans give villagers a big leg-up
VisionFund community banks help the poor in developing nations become self-sufficient. -ST
Sembawang Music Centre to close
CD shop chain filing for bankruptcy after succumbing to rising rents and poor business.
Fujian looks promising for investors, says SM Goh
S'pore companies urged to to look at province's potential.
The people philosophy
Teambuild is among the 50 best Enterprises in Singapore.
More firms aim to trade in carbon
Projects are expected to cut annual greenhouse gas emissions by 600 kilotons.
Towards 'Zero Energy'
Retrofitted building shows how green technologies cut power usage. -myp
A healthy boost for staff welfare
SMEs can now tap government funding.
Young entrepreneurs singled out for good work
PurpleClick has grown to a company employing a staff of 20 in just three years.
Many opportunities in Sichuan for S'pore firms
Singapore companies have built up a reputation for their innovations in Sichuan.
Court rejects Valentino appeal
Local fashion distributor scored a victory over a trademark infringement claim made by Italian giant Valentino.
More help for social enterprises
New centre will help train such businesses to enable them to survive. -ST
Companies can set up recycling facilities
Land had been set aside specifically for the recycling industry since 1995.
Firm ordered to settle agreement with union
Court gives Sembawang Engineers a month to discuss deal. -ST
The Eu family's century-old legacy
Eu Yan Seng was started by Eu Kong 130 years ago. -AsiaOne
Cheaper, better, faster: What it is not
What is the CBF scheme NOT all about?
Competitive edge: Employers urged to lead drive
Mr Lim warned businesses and workers not to underestimate the challenges of a gradual recovery.
Medical tech industry gets boost
New association will help companies position themselves globally. -ST
Spur trend worries PM and riles labour chief
Does drop in number going for courses reflect better times, Or complacency? -ST
Jobs Credit scheme extension a boon to struggling SMEs
Reader hopes employers would not retrench workers, but come up with innovative ways to cut down expenses. -myp
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