Business expansion

AI start-up Plaud to invest $10 million in Singapore as it expands Asia-Pacific operations

Plaud plans to increase its headcount here from about 100 to 150 by the end of 2026.

New credit reporting service may give S’pore consumers easier access to Malaysian financial products

Ms Dawn Lai, chief executive of Experian Information Services Malaysia and Mr William Lim, executive director of Credit Bureau Singapore signed the agreement to develop the credit reporting service between Singapore and Malaysia on June 9.

Texas is becoming America Inc’s centre of gravity

Texas’s growing cultural appeal is making it easier for firms to convince workers to move there.

Taiwanese chip testing firm’s new Singapore facility to create over 300 jobs

Taiwanese chip testing firm KYEC’s facility in Singapore, launched on May 22, includes an over 109,000 sq ft cleanroom.

Singapore’s economy must learn to live with disorder and dislocation

In a more turbulent world, Singapore must not just seize opportunities, but also be able to absorb shocks, says the writer.

From AI robotics to 3D simulation: Singapore deep tech firms tap US market for expansion

(Clockwise from top left) Transcelestial's wireless laser communication, Augmentus' AI robotics solution AutoPath, Aevice’s AeviceMD, and dConstruct Robotics' autonomous platform d.ASH-ER.

OCBC to buy HSBC Indonesia’s wealth, premier banking business in first major deal under new CEO

An OCBC spokesperson said job opportunities in its Indonesia subsidiary will be made available to Singapore-based staff who are seeking overseas exposure.

Me and My Money: The millennial spice mixer who expanded a dying trade

Mr Jeya Seelan has expanded his family business, which was founded by his grandfather almost 80 years ago.

EnterpriseSG opens new Austin office to help S’pore companies expand in the US

scaoc14 - Deputy Prime Minister Gan Kim Yong officiated the launch of Enterprise Singapore's new Austin Overseas Centre on April 13 in Austin, Texas.

PHOTO CREDIT: ENTERPRISE SINGAPORE

Trade associations and chambers a rallying force in challenging times: Low Yen Ling

Ms Low Yen Ling, Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry and Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth, speaking at the second trade associations and chambers (TACs) summit on April 9.

CREDIT: SINGAPORE BUSINESS FEDERATION

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