On 1 April, IE Singapore and SPRING came together to form a single agency, Enterprise Singapore (ESG), which aims to provide customised support for businesses of various sizes.
These young entrepreneurs are testaments to the truth that being rich in passion and perseverance pays off more than money.
Next year onwards, NTU students keen on developing entrepreneurial know-how can head to one of the most entrepreneurial nations in the world - Israel.
Having faced homelessness themselves, the Love & Respect Transformation Center Wants to help the poor and homeless in Malaysia find sustainable jobs.
Deeper collaboration with P&G will allow Singapore startups and SMEs to support their capability upgrading by co-developing new digital solutions.
From helping to defray wage and upgrading costs, grants are a livesaver. This chatbot now wants to make understanding government grants simpler for SMEs.
Beyond the fact that they have snazzy designs and fancy amenities, what are the other factors driving the rise of the co-working space in Singapore?
The government will share financing risks to help SMEs scale up, go regional and global. Here are some of the key pointers you'd need to take note of.
Co-working spaces are appearing almost everywhere, serving different types of companies and startups. Here are 6 which caught our eye this past year.
Singapore startups, start your 2017 right by marking down these startup events which are happening throughout 2017 to take in different perspectives.
Jon Duchinsky gives a talk at GEC 2016 entitled: Disrupt or die? He talks about changing mindsets as the most important factor in disruption.
2016 has not been a complete bummer after all, and these startups know best. From Grab to Lazada, things have definitely never been better for these brands.
