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Global Entrepolis @ Singapore 2006: Converge, Collaborate, Capitalise
With GES 2006 just weeks away, Singapore prepares to welcome the world's business community to its shores again, following September's International Monetary Fund and World Bank Meetings. More... |
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Bridging The Gap
Who said high-end manufacturing is expensive on Singapore's shores? Making its business work is hard disk distributor eSys Technologies, which is responsible for locally producing low-cost PCs that are 20 - 30 per cent cheaper than other multinational brands. More... |
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Mustard Seed: From Small To Significant
Promising start-ups stand to benefit from Mustard Seed, a new business angel group with an initial investment fund of S$10 million (US$6.3 million). More... |
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Hitting Its Stride
For Micron Semiconductor Asia, reseach and development as well as intellectual property-intensive activities are essential areas that will help sharpen the company's competitive edge in the semiconductor industry. More... |
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Avenue For Growth
Combining functionality and asthetics, Olympus Technologies Singapore prides itself in providing intelligent mobile solutions to the world. More... |
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Preferred Partner
Motorola scores in its advantage of having a full value chain of activities anchored in Singapore, and its latest competitive strategy involves the establishment of a multimillion Global Supply Chain Control Tower - the company's first virtual supply chain hub worldwide, on local shores. More... |
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Kraft Foods Receives International Headquarters Award
Kraft Foods, the second largest food and beverage company in the world, was conferred the International Headquarters Award by the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) in June. More... |
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GE Energy Sets Up Customer Application Centre
One of the world's leading suppliers of power generation and energy delivery technologies, GE's optimization and control business has opened a Customer Application Centre (CAC) in Singapore to better serve its clients in the region. More... |
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Nissan Gets International Headquarters Status, Announces Growth Plans
It was a case of perfect timing - and a double bonus - for Nissan Asia Pacific Pte Ltd. Just as it was awarded International Headquarters (IHQ) status by the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB), the company also announced plans to set up two new parts exporting facilities in ASEAN - one each in Thailand and Indonesia - to supply parts to its manufacturing bases worldwide. More... |
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KLA-Tencor Opens First Asia Manufacturing Facility
KLA-Tencor, a leading semi-conductor equipment company, has chosen Singapore as the site for its very first manufacturing investment in Asia. More... |
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Borland Software Strengthens Presence In Singapore
Infocomm pioneer Borland Software has moved its Deployment Product Group, one of its key R&D operations, to Singapore, which also serves as the company's Asia Pacific headquarters. This is in addition to setting up a quality of excellence centre here. More... |
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Marvell Breaks Ground On New State-Of-The-Art Facility
Marvell, the leader in storage, communications and consumer silicon solutions, conducted a ground-breaking ceremony on 1 August at its new 100,000 sq m site at Paya Lebar Industrial Park. More... |
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EDB Chairman Teo Ming Kian To Step Down
On 1 October 2006, Teo Ming Kian, chairman of Singapore Economic Devlopment Board (EDB), will step down from the post he has held since 1 February 2001. Lim Siong Guan, current deputy chairman, EDB, will take over as chairman on the same day. More... |
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