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The Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) and SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG) published the Green Skills Committee (GSC) Report, which documents the GSC’s findings on green skills needed to thrive in a low-carbon economy, and practical pathways to build these capabilities.

The HSBC Sustainability Pulse Survey 2025 demonstrates that businesses and institutional investors today view sustainability as a key strategic consideration with 95% of corporates viewing sustainability as a commercial opportunity, and 99% saying they expect it to drive differentiated competitive advantage over the next three years.

Global Talent Trends 2026 shows how organizations can drive sustainable performance by redesigning work, rethinking the employee value exchange, and building capabilities for an AI-enabled future.

Tanglin Trust School's 44th edition of The Voice launches the school's second century with energy and ambition. Meet the 2025/26 Head Team, explore student achievements, staff stories, and creativity from studios to music halls—a vision where tradition meets innovation.

AI, workforce agility, and evolving talent expectations are transforming TA at unprecedented speed. This guide distils real-world lessons and frameworks from global leaders who are already redefining how organisations attract, develop, and retain talent.

Singapore offers a safe, stable, pro-business environment, ranking highly as a global business hub. It is also an ideal launchpad for regional and global events. When hosting a corporate event, explore how you can manage it in a smarter, greener and more successful manner! To fully leverage Singapore’s unique assets and gain the comprehensive framework for orchestrating truly transformative events ...

ACCA’s new ‘Recommendations for ASEAN’ outlines a series of practical, implementation-focused actions to strengthen the region’s economic competitiveness and policy alignment. The paper identifies five themes for delivery - sustainability, AI, innovation and tech, human capital and skills, trade and regulatory coherence, and profession leadership - with clear steps for governments, regulators and ...

In today’s high-velocity global business environment, risk can rarely be contained or managed in isolation. Risk is interconnected, dynamic and constantly evolving and should be treated as a signal and a driver of opportunity.

KPMG released its annual CEO Outlook survey today, gathering the perspectives of over 1,300 corporate leaders worldwide on the evolving business landscape. Now in its 11th year, the survey reveals that the confidence of CEOs in the global economy has hit a five-year low (68 percent).

This article will look at some of the findings of the Dashboard including the key benefits of SMRs and considerations around their licensing in addition to other key issues, including financing, security and the need for public engagement.