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SaladStop! bets on practical steps to reach net zero as sustainability loses its buzzword appeal
The 27-year-old food and beverage chain is pursuing net zero through changes to store operations and design, while nudging customers towards more...
UOL sees sustainability as long-term business commitment, not compliance exercise as industry faces climate risks
The property group is embedding sustainability into its buildings, with chief executive Liam Wee Sin stressing that long-term impact starts with decisions...
From initiative to impact: Driving tangible change in corporate sustainability
The Special Recognition winners of the Sustainability Impact Awards reveal what it takes to turn ambitious ESG goals into measurable, real-world outcomes
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ROS notifies PN of 'deregistration' - sources
Coalition ordered to stop operating under the PN name, insiders say.
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KiniTV reporter shortlisted for Thomson Foundation Young Journalist Award
Her investigation exposed online trade in child sexual abuse material.
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SNAPSHOT | Loke firm on resignation; RM1.18m paid to whistleblowers, says MACC chief
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Singapore’s entry-level job market shrinks despite salary growth, data shows
While starting salaries for fresh graduates and entry-level workers in Singapore continue to creep upwards, the number of people in entry-level roles is shrinking, according to new data, indicating an increasingly tough job market for those at the start of their careers. Data published last month by global professional services firm Aon showed a 2.5 per cent year-on-year salary increase for entry-level employees, alongside a 3.2 per cent drop in entry-level headcount. The findings come as...
COEs: Small correction after recent high, but premiums remain elevated
No dips expected in 2026; Land Transport Authority mulls increased differentiation of car categories
Small correction after recent highs, but COE premiums remain elevated
No dips expected in 2026; Land Transport Authority mulls increased differentiation of car categories