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Institutional investors are pivoting to alternative assets like worker dormitories, fuelled by Singapore’s booming construction sector. Learn why worker dormitories are a strong investment, and which other assets are attracting investor interest in our cover story on page 24.

REDEFINING EXPERIENCES THROUGH HUMAN-CENTRIC TECHNOLOGY

Co-creating Singapore's first 'Borderless University' with StarHub's Ubiquitous Network.

2 mins

No green light for Grab: Is it time to lift the cross-border ride-hailing ban?

Analysts backed Singapore’s decision to keep a ban on cross-border private ride-hailing service with Johor Bahru, Malaysia, citing adequate options and potential risks to the local taxi industry.

3 mins

THE CHARTIST: FOUR IN TEN SINGAPORE FIRMS PLAN WAGE FREEZES AS OUTLOOK WEAKENS

About 41% Singapore businesses plan to freeze wages in the next 12 months, up from 35% last year, as economic uncertainty weighs down confidence and hiring plans, according to the Singapore Business Federation's (SBF) National Business Survey 2025-Manpower and Wages Edition.

1 mins

Singapore's first creator-led retail store makes its debut

Reverie on the Hill (ROH), Singapore's first creator-led retail concept at Dempsey Hill, aims to bring in more than 500 active creators by the end of the year as it expands its product lineup and forges various brand partnerships.

1 mins

LAW FIRMS SEE SURGE IN GREEN WORK

Law firms are seeing a surge in client demand for sustainability-related advice as companies scramble to comply with tighter environmental, social, and governance (ESG) requirements.

1 mins

Government tightens rules on quick flips

A revision to Singapore's seller's stamp duty (SSD) rules that extends the minimum holding period for residential properties from three to four years is expected to dissuade short-term investors and complicate exit strategies for some buyers, analysts said.

2 mins

ByteGenie automates hospitality prospecting

ByteGenie Pte Ltd. seeks to raise $837,000 (US$650,000) to help more sales teams in the hospitality sector connect with companies and business travellers using artificial intelligence (AI) tools.

1 mins

HeyMax grows travel rewards network

Fintech startup HeyMax, which lets travellers earn rewards seamlessly across several merchants, plans to enter Japan and Hong Kong later this year, and Korea and Taiwan by 2026 to tap into the growing travel economy.

1 mins

SEEDFLEX TARGETS MSMES WITH PAY-AS-YOU-SELL LENDING PLATFORM

Fintech startup Seedflex Technologies Pte Ltd. seeks to facilitate lending to 50,000 micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Malaysia by year-end based on the enterprises' sales performance.

1 mins

CBRE's smart office tracks energy, people

The space is designed for certification under Green Mark, WELL, and LEED standards.

1 mins

Greentech in the heart of Europe: You can't have everything, except in NRW

NRW leads the greentech shift, where innovation, industry, and sustainability create opportunities.

2 mins

Etiqa's HQ embodies protection, connection

The office in Capital Square features open spaces that encourage interaction.

1 mins

Paya Lebar Green debuts as eco-smart hub

It's also designed to enhance the health and well-being of its occupants.

1 mins

Fund managers pivot to health, educ, tech

The shift reflects resilience in a market where volatility has become the norm.

3 mins

Government lowers free patent claim limit to 15

With fewer free claims, patents are likely to be shorter and easier to interpret.

2 mins

Why preemptive cybersecurity in the age of artificial intelligence is a business imperative

Cybersecurity can no longer be treated as a reactive discipline.

2 mins

Investors target industrial sites for dorms

Redevelopment interest grows alongside logistics and storage plays.

4 mins

Lower borrowing costs boost strata office deals

The strata commercial market is expected to see more activity in the coming months, lifted by various factors such as lower interest rates that have boosted investor returns.

1 mins

Shophouses attract luxury, wellness brands

These buildings let tenants tell their stories in ways conventional buildings cannot.

1 mins

Most notable real estate agents under 40

In search of the most notable real estate agents under 40, Singapore Business Review reached out to more than 35 property firms in the city-state.

8 mins

Property sector seeks unified data platform to spur deals

Ageing properties and lease expirations remain pressing concerns.

2 mins

Notable architecture professionals under 40

In search of the best architecture professionals under 40, Singapore than 25 architecture firms in the city-state.

8 mins

Property owners shift to mixed-use designs

Clients want buildings that are integrated and human-centric.

2 mins

Mandatory insurance may boost SME trust in small audit firms

Minimum coverage starts at $1m, rising with the size of the firm up to $50m.

2 mins

Succession gives way to life insurance

They offer stability and in-depth estate planning solutions.

2 mins

Banks see sharp drop in cheque use ahead of 2027

More people are using e-payment solutions such as PayNow and FAST.

2 mins

SG, India launch green shipping corridor

The digital side of the deal could improve port operations.

2 mins

Department stores shrink, add dining and wellness

Social media and e-commerce are raising shopper expectations.

2 mins

Info-Tech eyes regional growth after SGX listing

It kept 91% of its customers in the past fiscal year—above the industry average.

2 mins

Realion builds a one-stop proptech app

The app aims to unify banking, renovation, and property management services.

2 mins

DCS expands from cards to digital assets

A stablecoin conversion card offers a bridge between crypto and cash.

3 mins

Meta bets on Singapore as companies go global

It is focusing on video, Al, business messaging, and digital upskilling.

2 mins

Will faster closures curb shell misuse?

It will benefit multinational companies reorganising for commercial or tax reasons.

3 mins

SG boosts aviation hiring ahead of T5 opening

It aims to broaden views of aviation jobs beyond pilots and cabin crew.

2 mins

Scaling without selling out: Strategic lessons for Singapore's SMEs

Many small and medium enterprises (SMEs) face a recurring dilemma: how to grow without compromising the identity and trust that made them successful in the first place.

3 mins

How B2B insurance is changing in Singapore

When it comes to innovation in financial services, Singapore often punches well above its weight.

3 mins

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Singapore Business Review Description:

Herausgeber: Charlton-Media-Group

Kategorie: Business

Sprache: English

Frequenz: Quarterly

Singapore Business Review (SBR) Magazine is a quarterly business magazine published by Charlton Media Group. It was launched in 2001 and is the only local business magazine in Singapore guaranteed to reach senior decision makers in the top 1,700 companies with combined sales of S$692 billion and 94% of listed companies.

SBR is known for its in-depth coverage of the Singaporean business landscape, as well as its insights from leading experts in the field. It covers a wide range of topics related to business, including:

* Industry trends and analysis

* Company profiles and interviews with CEOs

* Government policies and regulations

* Technology and innovation

* Finance and markets

* Leadership and management

* Sustainability and social responsibility

SBR is a must-read for anyone who wants to stay informed about the latest trends and developments in the Singaporean business world. It is also a valuable resource for anyone who wants to understand the challenges and opportunities facing businesses in Singapore.