With its leading WOM Exposure score of 30.2%, Changi Airport Jewel surpassed renowned places like Gardens by the Bay and Universal Studios Singapore in the YouGov Consumer Buzz November report.
Grab's outdated Electronic Road Pricing rates led to overcharging more than 40,000 passengers, with excess charges ranging from S$1 to S$3. The app already updated its system and refunded affected passengers, promising to prevent similar errors in the future.
Singapore's position reflects its exceptional performance in tourism policy, attractiveness, and health and safety. This achievement proves the Lion City’s prominence as a global destination.
In a recent report, DBS noted that it is anticipating a favourable climate for property trusts in the coming year, with rent reversions projected to be around 3% to 5%.
The three new initiatives signal a strategic leap in fostering stronger financial and market ties between Singapore and China. These are expected to redefine the landscape of digital finance and capital markets in the region.
The consultation period aims to encourage public input and engagement in shaping the potential enhancements to the Policy Owners' Protection Scheme.
The code of conduct aims to establish essential industry benchmarks centred around transparency in methodologies, data sourcing, governance practices, and the management of potential conflicts of interest that could compromise the reliability of products.
ComfortDelGro's adjustments in taxi fares and surcharges, set to roll out on 13 December, have been positioned as a supportive measure for its drivers dealing with increasing operational expenses.
Four legislative measures are expected to impact investors and businesses in 2024. This includes the Corruption, Drug Trafficking, and Other Serious Crimes (Confiscation of Benefits) (Amendment) Bill (CDSA), the Significant Investments Review (SIR) Bill, Workplace Fairness Legislation, and amendments to the Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution Act (IRDA).
Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong highlighted the crucial role of AI in a future where systems have cognitive abilities similar to humans. The shift in strategy from standalone projects to a systemic approach reflects Singapore’s dedication to harnessing AI for the country’s economic growth.
The government has released several channels where Singaporeans can provide suggestions until 26 January next year.
By expanding the eligibility criteria, CDAC aims to bridge the gap for more students from financially disadvantaged backgrounds. With its S$38.69 million budget for 2024, the organisation is set to extend help to a larger number of families, ensuring that essential support reaches those who need it most.
The taxonomy's innovative approaches include a traffic light system and a measures-based strategy. These aim to foster clarity in defining sustainable and transition financing, mitigating the risks of misleading practices in the financial landscape.
Singapore's high price levels, particularly in transportation and everyday items like clothing and groceries, continue to persist due to its status as a prime business destination.
Workers at the 20th percentile experienced a 3% decline in real wages. However, this was slightly cushioned to 2.1% thanks to government efforts.