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Three things about this economic crisis
What the government, businesses and individuals can do to keep their heads above water. -BT 		Profitability and cash flow are king
These two elements are fundamental to business survival and success - and even more vital in a downturn like the present. -BT
Most innovative nation - yes, this one
Singapore tops global survey on business outcomes and the role of govt. -BT 		Family firms shine in survey
Shared objectives help them to survive crises better than publicly listed firms, poll shows. -ST
Corporate social responsibility: Let's move up from the bottom
CSR is about integrating social values to do good with business decisions. -ST 		One up for the family
Small family-run businesses with good old-fashioned family values are now a decided business asset as they prove to be lean and nimble, quickly adapting to a fast-deteriorating market. -ST
Recipe for survival
Players in the F&B industry must seek out innovative solutions to meet the challenges of the current economic slowdown. -BT 		Expanding overseas the franchise way
Singapore food companies expanding overseas will find it comes with less business risk and also enhances the brand value overseas. -BT
Time to start a small business?
Here's a look at why this may truly be a strategic outcome from the recession of 2009. -BT 		Building on strengths in a downturn
To succeed in this fast-paced world, being able to think out of the box helps. What other capabilities must an enterprising company have? -BT
 
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