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Ransom attacks have been rising in Singapore for the past few years. There is a 133% increase in Singapore-based companies being mentioned on leak sites with the financial sector under the greatest risk. Prime Time’s Timothy Go and Bharati Jagdish speak with Teo Xiang Zheng, Head of Advisory at Ensign InfoSecurity to find out more. 

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A new home-based coffee place, serving customers through a little window of a flat, is barely one month old but has gone viral. What is the motivation behind this business venture? Prime Time’s Timothy Go speaks with the owner of Ground Floor Coffee, Muhammad Adhwa Hasif to find out more. 

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A new home-based coffee place, serving customers through a little window of a flat, is barely one month old but has gone viral. What is the motivation behind this business venture? Prime Time’s Timothy Go speaks with the owner of Ground Floor Coffee, Muhammad Adhwa Hasif to find out more. 

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In an exclusive interview with The Big Story’s Multimedia journalist Hairianto Dirman, Manpower Minister Tan See Leng said higher wages are inevitable amid surging inflation, and companies here need to find ways of competing other than on low labour costs.

Meanwhile, Singapore’s job market continued its recovery in the second quarter of this year but global headwinds, such as rising inflation, the Russian-Ukraine conflict and a resurgence of Covid-19 infections in major economies including China, may dampen labour demand.

According to advance estimates released by the Ministry of Manpower, resident employment has surpassed pre-Covid-19 levels by around 4 per cent since December last year and will likely see subdued growth due to the improving unemployment situation.

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In an exclusive interview with The Big Story’s Multimedia journalist Hairianto Dirman, Manpower Minister Tan See Leng said higher wages are inevitable amid surging inflation, and companies here need to find ways of competing other than on low labour costs.

Meanwhile, Singapore’s job market continued its recovery in the second quarter of this year but global headwinds, such as rising inflation, the Russian-Ukraine conflict and a resurgence of Covid-19 infections in major economies including China, may dampen labour demand.

According to advance estimates released by the Ministry of Manpower, resident employment has surpassed pre-Covid-19 levels by around 4 per cent since December last year and will likely see subdued growth due to the improving unemployment situation.

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Clarke Quay is expected to recover S$62 million lost in the later of this year with the current vibrant nightlife, and even daytime life. At the same time, Jurong East mall JCube is going to be transformed into a mixed-use residential development.

On SGExtra, Prime Time’s Timothy Go speaks with Ng Keng Gene, Journalist, The Straits Times to find out more. 

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Clarke Quay is expected to recover S$62 million lost in the later of this year with the current vibrant nightlife, and even daytime life. At the same time, Jurong East mall JCube is going to be transformed into a mixed-use residential development.

On SGExtra, Prime Time’s Timothy Go speaks with Ng Keng Gene, Journalist, The Straits Times to find out more. 

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It is undeniable that Covid-19 places a heavy burden on the global supply chain. So far, strategies brought up by operators are only able to tackle part of the challenges. With the current tension in Ukraine, it is expected that the global supply chain crisis is nowhere near.

Prime Time’s Timothy Go speaks with Cas Brentjens, Vice President, Infor Supply Chain Management, Asia Pacific & Japan to find out more. 

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It is undeniable that Covid-19 places a heavy burden on the global supply chain. So far, strategies brought up by operators are only able to tackle part of the challenges. With the current tension in Ukraine, it is expected that the global supply chain crisis is nowhere near.

Prime Time’s Timothy Go speaks with Cas Brentjens, Vice President, Infor Supply Chain Management, Asia Pacific & Japan to find out more. 

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More digital tools are being made to enhance the strength of the financial sector which is known to be part of the financial services’ transformation. What are the challenges that young startups are facing and how such new tools can assist the new businesses?

Prime Time’s Timothy Go and Bharati Jagdish speak with Colin Pok, CTO and Co-Founder of GoalsMapper to find out more.  

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