SINGAPORE: Less than a year after opening their first business, Lee Junxian and his co-founder found themselves wondering if they should keep going or pull down the shutters. It was 2008, the Singapore economy was feeling the wrath of a global financial crisis. The business – a late-night stall ...
The silence says a lot about how the relationships between the biggest US tech companies — part-rival, part-ally — have evolved, says an observer.
Reopening business and official travel between both countries is a first step to resuming more bilateral travel and business activity in a COVID-19 world, say RSIS’ Jefferson Ng and Dedi Dinarto.
SINGAPORE: Last year, civil servant Joanne Loh took a break from work for a few months, which she spent travelling to places such as Australia, Taiwan and Europe. The trips offered her a much-needed respite from her daily routine, said the 30-year-old. “It’s fun to see the world and...
Business software group SAP cut its guidance for 2020 and for the medium term on Sunday, saying the reimposition of coronavirus lockdowns had hit its business and hard-hit industries would now take longer than expected to recover.
Pakistan's prime minister has written a letter to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg seeking a ban on Islamophobic content on the site, warning of an increase in radicalisisation amongst Muslims, the government said on Sunday (Oct 25).
Coca-Cola Amatil Ltd said on Monday that Coca-Cola European Partners offered to buy the Australian bottler for AUS$9.23 billion (US$6.58 billion), in what would be the country's biggest deal this year.
ISLAMABAD: Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has written a letter to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg seeking a ban on Islamophobic content on the social networking site, the government said on Sunday. In the letter, shared by the Pakistani government on Twitter, Khan said that "growing ...
U.S. buyout group Carlyle Group Inc is nearing an agreement to acquire Siemens AG's mechanical drive arm Flender, for about for about 2 billion euros (US$2.37 billion), Bloomberg News https://bloom.bg/35ylyvj reported citing sources.
Deutsche Lufthansa is preparing to ground more planes than planned and cut working hours during the winter as a surge in coronavirus infections is putting people off travelling.
