Singapore

Industrial production plummeted by 3.6%.

Blame it on two factors.

And here’s the cost of setting up a hawker stall in Singapore.

It's been stuck at 38% of GDP since 2012.

Brace for a pullback today.

The engineering business was plummeting.

It had the lion’s share of FY15/16’s tax collection.

This is despite a whopping 36% revenue increase.

Recruiters are still jittery when it comes to boosting headcount.

Training is an inherently expensive endeavour, and current efforts to train workers to meet the demands of employers are no exception. Thankfully, the SkillsFuture Credit, Earn and Learn, and Mid-Career Enhanced Subsidy schemes introduced by the Singapore government have taken the bite out of training fees for the individual.

Supply price index still in the red despite slight improvement.

In today's uncertain economic times, many companies are re-looking into their priorities, one of which is to retrench staff as a way to save on overhead expenses. However, removing jobs does not necessarily mean that a company saves on costs.

60% of unbilled sales are from overseas market.

The risky scheme will undergo corporate governance safeguards.

Total returns sit at -5.3%.

Next-gen credit risk management system is in the works.