Veracity Trust Network is a multi award-winning cybersecurity company focused on using behavioural machine learning (ML) to detect and protect websites, web apps, and mobile apps from malicious bots masquerading as human visitors – areas traditionally difficult to protect using existing cybersecurity technology.

Employers of lower-wage workers earning up to $2,500 in gross monthly wage should give salary increases of 5.5 per cent to 7.5 per cent to these workers, said the National Wages Council (NWC).

Executives of some of Britain’s most valuable and fast-growing financial technology firms warned the Labour government that London could fall behind in the fintech world if the UK fails to address some of the industry’s key concerns, including the challenges they see with share listings and regulators’ speed in decision-making.

Both countries will mark 60 years of diplomatic relations in 2025 with high-level two way visits, says new British High Commissioner to Singapore Nikesh Mehta

HellermannTyton is a leading manufacturer and supplier of cable management and protection products, identification systems, and network connectivity solutions.

Morton's has grown to over 65 restaurants, but the vision is the same today as it was when we opened our first restaurant in Chicago in 1978.

Based in London and Singapore, SBM represents businesses arriving or expanding in South East Asia in respect of their property issues. Clients typically originate from the UK and Europe where SBM have been supplying strategic real estate advice for the last 25 years. They look forward to working with you - handling the property part of your business needs from their base in Singapore.

Moore's Lore Media helps creative people build better businesses and businesses communicate more creatively through consulting, coaching and training at www.mooreslore.com.

Britain's job market cooled in September with pay growth at its slowest in nearly four years. Permanent job placements continued to decline, though less sharply than in August.

THE payment performance of local firms continued to improve for the fifth straight quarter, with the services sector logging the greatest drop in slow payments, said the Singapore Commercial Credit Bureau (SCCB) in a survey on Monday (Oct 7).