Singaporeans continue paying
In a few weeks’ time, GST will go up. The PAP government will raise GST by 14.3% (from 7% to 8%) with another similar rise a year later, making a total increase of 28.6%. No matter the compelling and reasoned economic arguments against this rise, no matter the appeals for compassion and the pleas to delay. The PAP government...
Lee Dynasty Squabble Shakes Singapore Politics
Ho Ching vs Lee Hsien Yang The bitter feud between Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his siblings, which broke out not long after the 2015 death of the patriarch Lee Kuan Yew, appears about to escalate into the political arena, with Lee Hsien Yang, the premier’s estranged younger brother, thinking of running for...
5 Major Trends in Global Trade
Most multinational corporations have now mastered the art of flexibility and adaptation in the face of shifting economic conditions and supply chain issues after the global health crisis. They have incorporated digital markets, improved risk mitigation measures, alternate shipping and export providers, and creative financial...
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