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Singapore logistics hub in 2026: how to use a Singapore company as your supply chain control tower In 2026, supply chains are no longer built around a single promise like “cheaper” or “faster”. They are built around continuity. Customers still want speed, of course, and margins still matter, but the dominant question in boardrooms has

Why banking infrastructure matters for Singapore–India business, and what “opening up” really changes Singapore–India business often looks simple on paper. The demand is obvious, the talent is deep, and the trade corridors are busy. Yet in practice, the deal flow between the two countries has always been shaped by a less glamorous force: banking infrastructure.

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The business expansion in Singapore drives hiring demand in 2025 Singapore’s labor market continued to grow in 2025, with nearly half of all job vacancies due to newly created roles, highlighting ongoing business expansion and structural changes across major industries.   According to data from the Ministry of Manpower (MOM), 49.3% of jobs were newly

Singapore continues to strengthen its position as a global business hub In an era when the world keeps offering new reasons to hesitate, Singapore is doing the opposite. It is quietly making itself easier to trust, easier to operate from, and easier to scale through. The changes are not always dramatic on their own. They

Singapore to implement new work pass and raise minimum salary requirements Singapore announced a new work pass for tech and artificial intelligence (AI) professionals that will be implemented in 2027, replacing the current Tech.Pass that exists from 2021. The new pass track will be incorporated into the broader Overseas Networks and Expertise (ONE) Pass framework

Singapore to increase tax rebate for SMEs in the Year of Assessment 2026 The corporate income tax rebate for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Singapore will increase to 40% in the Year of Assessment (YA) 2026. The government will also provide tax support for companies expanding overseas.    In his speech, Prime Minister and

8 in 10 SMEs in Singapore plan overseas expansion in 2026 Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) plan to expand into international markets in 2026, according to the latest survey by DBS Bank.   The survey gathered data between December 2025 and January 2026 and it showed that 82% of the surveyed firms plan to expand