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Seow Bei Yi

Business Correspondent

Singapore exports forecast cut again to -10% to -9.5% for 2019; may see growth next year

Senoko Energy disputes report that it is seeking government aid

Singapore non-oil exports shrink 12.3% in October, worse than expected

'Many other kids need a home': Son's words spur couple on to foster 10 children in 15 years

RCEP not just an 'arithmetical game'; countries like India must look to future prospects: Teo Chee Hean

More businesses should include sustainability in mandate: Heng Swee Keat

More firms looking to digitise vending machines in Singapore

Wage growth to ease; more job cuts likely in electronics and precision engineering: MAS

Singapore economy to stay tepid in 2020; 'significant uncertainties' for trade-related sector: MAS

Logistics firm YCH Group, UAV provider AeroLion Technologies to expand drone use in warehouses

Economics teachers win awards for using apps to mark scripts and help students keep up with lessons

NUS research in 3D-printed biomedical implants receives German boost

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Manufacturers in semiconductor, pharma are front runners in adopting Industry 4.0 initiatives: EDB

Automated system to cast an AI on SK-II bottles

Jurong Innovation District to see 6 new additions, including Siemens and Bosch Rexroth

P&G may roll out 'hyper-personalised' production for brands like Olay, as part of $38m industry push

Ex-OCBC dealer sentenced to more than 8 years' jail for unauthorised trades

MAS reduces Singdollar appreciation rate 'slightly'; first easing in over 3 years

Ageing should be talked about positively and not as a problem: Tan Chuan-Jin

Words of Lee Kuan Yew, Goh Chok Tong continue to guide Heng Swee Keat in policies for seniors

Dad's lessons on resilience and perseverance pushed young graduate to excel

2 men get jail over deceptive trading in derivatives market

Company director gets 15 months' jail for raising funds without a prospectus; investors lose $2.8m

HP staff in Singapore worried as tech giant plans to slash up to 9,000 jobs globally