Singapore Business Review - Issue 103

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Deep tech is increasingly getting popular in many sectors. Emerging startups are developing deep learning applications to enhance the productivity of traditional processes, and experts believe that more startups will build upon their business models on generative AI applications such as text bot ChatGPT. In this year’s 20 Hottest Startups list, we feature four companies categorised as deep tech.

What homebuyers want: Three key trends reshaping the property market

With remote work and a newfound emphasis on wellness, the housing market has seen a shift in the way homebuyers search for properties.

4 mins

Small operators struggle as competition for flexible office spaces increases

Workthere said smaller brands will likely be acquired by large operators as competition in the market intensifies

2 mins

LHT Holdings: Pioneering eco-friendly packaging solutions for a sustainable future

Singapore's leading wooden pallet manufacturer transforms waste into Technical Wood.

3 mins

WealthTechs win by managing wealth and not the wealthy

Firms are breaking down barriers to entry by fractionalising costs of assets.

4 mins

MBA programmes expand globally despite cost pressures

Providers offer experiential learning programmes through disruptive tech.

5 mins

Funding shifts to deep tech industry as generative Al drives investments

Experts believe new startups will build their business models on Al generator apps.

10+ mins

Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Keeping Pace with Your Growth Agenda

The university offers various programmes to equip workers with cutting-edge knowledge and skills.

3 mins

HP SIO Indigo was recognised at the SBR Management Excellence Awards 2022

The organisation was honoured for its initiatives and for thriving amidst the pandemic.

3 mins

Powering the future through people and partnerships: Jimmy Yam, VP, Electrical Sector, East Asia, Eaton

He was recognised at the SBR Management Excellence Awards 2022.

3 mins

Rentokil's Power Centre Drives Effective, and Sustainable Pest Control to Protect and Enhance Lives

As a leading industry expert, Rentokil Initial is committed to taking care of pest control needs across commercial and residential units, whilst striving to do so in ways that are both innovative and sustainable.

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Singapore Business Review (SBR) Magazine is a quarterly business magazine published by Charlton Media Group. It was launched in 2001 and is the only local business magazine in Singapore guaranteed to reach senior decision makers in the top 1,700 companies with combined sales of S$692 billion and 94% of listed companies.

SBR is known for its in-depth coverage of the Singaporean business landscape, as well as its insights from leading experts in the field. It covers a wide range of topics related to business, including:

* Industry trends and analysis
* Company profiles and interviews with CEOs
* Government policies and regulations
* Technology and innovation
* Finance and markets
* Leadership and management
* Sustainability and social responsibility

SBR is a must-read for anyone who wants to stay informed about the latest trends and developments in the Singaporean business world. It is also a valuable resource for anyone who wants to understand the challenges and opportunities facing businesses in Singapore.