What to expect from Singapore’s economy in 2011

The countdown to 2011 has begun and as we bid farewell to 2010 it’s time to welcome the new year. While 2010 has been a dramatic year for the Singapore economy here’s a peek into what its future holds… Services sector expected to lead economic growth in 2011: The services sector has performed well this [...]

Will Japan’s corporate tax rate cut be enough to lure investors?

Japan’s Prime Minister Naoto Kan has decided to cut Japan’s corporate tax rate by 5% in the next fiscal year in an attempt to boost the economy and raise its competitiveness. Although the move will benefit the Japanese business community, it is doubtful if it is enough to boost Japan’s competitiveness in the global economic [...]

Singapore’s positive economic outlook vs UK’s grim forecast: The impact on entrepreneurs

UK’s Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) has cut its 2011 economic growth forecast from 2.3% to 2.1%. The previously forecast budget deficit of £116 billion is now raised to £117 billion for 2011-2012. UK’s economic recovery remains sluggish and the outlook isn’t too promising, especially if compared with fast-growing economies such as Singapore. Singapore is [...]

Singapore’s tourism sector opens up opportunities for the hotel industry

Singapore’s robust tourism sector has boosted its economic growth rate and is creating economic spin-offs that is benefiting the hotel industry.

Singapore’s regulatory environment most conducive for financial institutions in Asia-Pacific

A survey of financial professionals by law firm Norton Rose shows that Singapore’s regulatory environment is a key factor that drives financial institutions to do business in the region.

Surge in Singapore’s economic growth; GDP forecasts raised

The Asian economy of Singapore has proved to be resilient with record GDP growth during the first two quarters of 2010. The economy is expected to expand 13-15% in 2010.

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