Singapore Business Review - October - December 2018

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This issue is packed with reports on the hottest issues in the property sector such as the en bloc frenzy and the boom of co-working spaces.

Casino Operators Jockey For Position In Japan Amidst Challenges In Singapore

Genting Singapore has started to hire a Japanese team to prepare for the bid.

5 mins

The Death Of An Accelerator: Why Programmes Are Going Bust In Singapore

muru-D’s untimely exit raises concerns about corporate reliance of accelerator models.

5 mins

Singapore Revs Up Renewables Push Amidst Solar And Carbon Tax Uncertainties

It has trialled the Open Electricity Market and announced a carbon tax, but operational doubts persist.

5 mins

Shared Economy, En Bloc Fever Fire Up Singapore's Property Sector In 2018

Dubbed as the ‘catalytic saviour’ of the property market in 2018, there are about 110-120 flexible workspace operating across Singapore, occupying 944,000 square feet of net lettable area.

6 mins

Retail's Saving Grace: Singapore Malls Embrace Activity-Based Tenants

Gyms, health centers, and virtual reality arcades are estimated to occupy 50% of the island’s retail mix.

5 mins

Will Big Banks' Fully Digital Home Loan Solutions Threaten Proptech Players?

The landscape could be rewarding to banks as shown by OCBC that boosted home loans by $200m.

5 mins

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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.