CNA's Elizabeth Neo spoke with Magnus Grimeland, Founder and CEO of Singapore-based business incubator and startup accelerator Antler, at the Forbes Global CEO Conference in Singapore. They discussed the city-state’s environment for unicorns and startups, as well as the opportunities of tapping into late-stage fundi
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Singapore deputy prime minister said Singapore is not ready for a minority PMSingapore Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat again said Singapore was not ready for a prime minister who is not Chinese, the majority race of the country. “Will we ever have a non-Chinese as a prime minister? It will come one day because the Singapore society is maturing,” Heng said at the Forbes Global CEO …
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In pictures: Singapore and China conduct joint military exerciseSINGAPORE: Singapore and China concluded a joint military exercise on Tuesday (Sep 12). The Singapore Army and People's Liberation Army (PLA) conducted Exercise Cooperation in Singapore from Sep 1 to Sep 12. Personnel from the Singapore Armed Forces' (SAF) 3rd Singap
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Biggest mistake for Malaysia-based ‘unicorn’ firm was venturing beyond Southeast Asia: CARSOME CEOUsed car trading platform CARSOME was valued at US$1.7 billion in its fundraising round early last year, but the firm made mistakes on the way to success according to Co-founder and CEO Eric Cheng. He spoke to CNA’s Roland Lim on the sidelines of the Forbes Global CEO Conference in Singapore, where he said the firm
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Singapore a consistent and reliable partner: Halimah Yacob on a key message when travelling as PresidentSINGAPORE — In a world where everything is “so unsettled”, it is important to generate trust and goodwill because Singapore’s relationships with other countries were not built in a day, said outgoing President Halimah Yacob in an interview with CNA.
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Discussions on drawing down reserves for Covid-19 pandemic were robust and intense: Halimah YacobSINGAPORE — Discussions on deciding to draw down on Singapore’s reserves during the Covid-19 pandemic were robust and intense, said outgoing President Halimah Yacob said in an interview with CNA which will be broadcast on Sept 12.
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Michael Learns To Rock: On Singapore, dementia, staying timelessDid you know one of the popular pop rock band’s songs, Paint My Love, was literally written in Singapore decades ago? CNA Lifestyle caught up with MLTR during the fundraising concert for Dementia Singapore on Sep 9.
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