A more flexible Payment Services Act makes it easier for fintechs to apply full operations in Singapore.
A more flexible Payment Services Act makes it easier for fintechs to apply full operations in Singapore.
Singapore now houses hundreds of fintech companies, ramping up competition.
Its team of medical specialists, dietitians, and fitness coaches offers lifestyle interventions.
The platform reduces work dedicated to scheduling and time tracking.
Firms are installing self check-in kiosks, chatbots, direct booking applications, and digital in-room dining services.
Right-Hand Cybersecurity does not only monitor cyber risks, but also educates the users.
Bunker operators are often burdened with changes in the ships’ fuel needs.
Card users turn to cash as they steer clear of lofty transaction fees and poor exchange rates.
Poor delegation could leave workers feeling overburdened and unsatisfied.
Since 2015, a number of clothing rental services have sprung up in Singapore’s retail scene.
There are multiple security layers that firms should lay out for their employees’ safety.
It has since grown its staff tenfold and expanded its working space by 25 times.
Airalo takes advantage of telcos' growing interest in 'embedded SIMs'.
The platform reduces the costs of investing by up to 20 times.
Despite the hype on 'flexible living', landlords still prefer the traditional model.
On average, savings can hit 30% off the regulated tariff after live auctions were launched.
Its platform will shorten the month-long process to a day.
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