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Talent, digital, and green growth remain at the heart of Singapore's national strategy, says Manpower Minister
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Hong Kong financial service professionals recorded bonus increase of 40%, highest across APAC
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Malaysia and Indonesia to cooperate in higher education field to strengthen TVET programmes
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Upgraded ASEAN-Australia-New Zealand Free Trade Area (AANZFTA) now in force effective 21 April 2025
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ILO details the role of AI in improving workplace safety & health risks across industries
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5 key strategies for ASEAN+3 to secure future growth
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Ranking: The world’s 50 wealthiest cities in 2025
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AI skills a hiring priority in Singapore, but talent crunch poses key challenge, survey shows
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Malaysia to extend visa exemption for Chinese travellers by five years as part of new agreement
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When being seen matters: Study suggests that individuals may show greater honesty when they choose to be monitored
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EDB launches Global Founder Programme to strengthen global ventures from Singapore
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Talent, digital transformation, and business resilience among key priorities for APAC leaders today
Despite a cautiously optimistic outlook, APAC leaders surveyed are grappling with digital disruption, supply chain instability, and a widening talent gap.
