National University of Singapore
The National University of Singapore is a national public collegiate and research university in Singapore. It was officially established in 1980 by the merger of the University of Singapore and Nanyang University.
NUS Enterprise launches co-investment deals to boost deep-tech funding
NUS Enterprise launches co-investment deals to boost deep-tech funding
It partnered with SG Growth Capital and Lotus One Investment.
Relaxed height rules could spur property boom near Changi
Private apartments from the 1990s could end up being ripe for collective sale.
NUS still Asia's third-best university in 2025
NTU Singapore follows in fourth place.
Compel vendors to follow anti-graft policy, companies told
Not being open could lead to increased scrutiny and erode investor confidence.
NUS study unveils gaps in SGX firms' whistleblowing policies
The average whistleblowing score was 20.5 out of 40.
Singapore is ASEAN's least corrupt country, ranks 5th globally
Myanmar is the most corrupt country in ASEAN, ranking 162nd globally.
Singapore tops ASEAN in anti-corruption index in 2024
Singapore also led in 2022 and 2020.
Business sentiment among Singapore property players improves in Q3 on rate declines
The current sentiment index rose to 5.9 from 4.8 in Q2.
NUS and PSA International supply chain research lab
PSA will set aside $10m to fund the initiative
Are air taxis revolutionary or redundant for urban travel in Singapore?
EVTOL technology could reduce commuting times.
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