A study by the National University of Singapore (NUS) has shown the significant influence the type of housing Singaporean parents own has on their children’s future economic status.
Entry of new players in the ride-hailing market saw average commuter fares falling by 11 per cent, while 55 per cent of drivers say their earnings increased.
Singtel retains crown for fifth year running. CapitaLand Commercial Trust emerges as the new lead in the REITs and Business Trusts category.
A study by the National University of Singapore (NUS) Business School has found that the introduction of the Home Office Scheme (HOS) in late 2001, a home-based entrepreneurship scheme by the Singapore government, has effectively promoted business creation activities, especially those businesses permitted to operate in residential properties.
A study by the National University of Singapore (NUS) reveals that Housing Development Board (HDB) flats survive depreciation effects better than private non-landed housing, when they are 30 years and above.
A new study by the National University of Singapore (NUS) Business School has found that the introduction of PayLah!, a smartphone-based Quick Response (QR) code payment technology in Singapore, has doubled the use of mobile payments.
Findings from the latest biennial study on sustainability reporting indicate need for greater accountability to report sustainability practices.
An overwhelming 79 percent of procurement professionals surveyed in a new report released today believe that digital disruption will not significantly disrupt the organizational role of procurement.
Thailand and Singapore retain first and second rankings respectively.
Singtel and CapitaLand Mall Trust remain at the top of their categories in this year’s SGTI results.
A new study by the NUS Business School has found that homeowners who have made a windfall in the housing market tend to shirk more in the workplace, which subsequently affects labour productivity and economic growth.
Gender diversity on boards has a positive impact on financial performance of companies through corporate governance, a National University of Singapore (NUS) Business School study has found.