A new high-tech shipyard to build and repair ships has opened in Gul Road in Singapore’s west.

Minister Catherine West met with British business leaders in a roundtable organised by the British Chamber of Commerce on 17th September.

Celt-Tech Marine & Offshore, established in 2020, brings extensive expertise in global shipbuilding, repair, and conversion projects. They offer comprehensive turnkey solutions, including project management, engineering and design, fabrication, installation, commissioning, and maintenance.

Sponsors in Tech is a Singaporean non-profit committed to empowering women and minority groups in technology. They recognise the vital role diversity plays in shaping not just the tech industry but the world as a whole.

Trim Consultancy is a business born from a passion for driving meaningful, real-world outcomes. With decades of C-suite experience in leading change, elevating consumer experiences, and achieving true transformation, they're here to cut through complexity and help businesses unlock their full potential.

Singapore banks have the most detailed and ambitious decarbonisation policies among advanced economies in Asia, according to a recent report by sustainability-focused consulting company Asia Research and Engagement (ARE).

A ban on junk food adverts being shown on TV before 21:00 will come into force in the UK on 1 October 2025, the government has confirmed. Labour said the watershed on junk food advertising would be enforced alongside a total ban on paid-for online adverts, both aimed at tackling childhood obesity.

Mark your calendars this October as Vogue Singapore’s multi-day landmark event Next in Vogue is returning for its second edition. Celebrate the realms of fashion, innovation and culture, and join a holistic community that’s constantly on the pulse of the industry!

At the British Chamber of Commerce Singapore's Sustainability Dialogue 2024, Minister of State for Trade and Industry, Alvin Tan, presented Singapore's comprehensive strategies to drive sustainability and foster green growth.

Singapore companies planning to expand abroad are increasingly looking at the burgeoning opportunities beyond Asean and China.