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In the Lead
Have we turned the corner?
Sit tight as we cross over to 2010, reviewing the past year’s events and uncovering how the new decade will manifest.
Economic Review
Do we expect a roar or a whimper from the Year of the Tiger?
Speakers at the Business Outlook Forum share their insights for the economy in 2010.
Eight recommendations to grow Singapore’s future as the leading Global City in the heart of Asia
SCCCI submits eight recommendations to the Economic Strategies Committee – studying Singapore’s long-term economic transformation and specific strategies to develop different sectors.
Global Watch
Nit-pecking about living costs and standards
Our Egg Index provides an easy comparison of living costs and exchange rates through current egg prices around the globe.
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WCBN is a user-friendly online business information network linking ethnic Chinese enterprises and executives all over the world. The bilingual online networking website provides data on Chinese enterprises and corporations in over 120 countries and regions.
Log on to www.wcbn.com.sg now to search for potential business partners through this definitive website.
SCCCI INTEREST GROUPS
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Pro-Enterprise Panel
The Pro-Enterprise Panel (PEP) was established to actively solicit feedback on rules and regulations that hinder businesses and stifle entrepreneurship. Since its inception in 2000, the PEP has reviewed more than 1,500 suggestions from businesses
Acting on feedback from the public, the PEP initiates review of rules and regulations that could potentially hinder businesses and stifle entrepreneurship.
Click here to give your ideas and suggestions on how to cut red tape and create a more pro-enterprise business climate.
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MOE / SCCCI Teacher Work Attachment (TWA) Scheme
In 2003, the Ministry of Education (MOE) conducted a trial run of the TWA scheme to enable teachers to broaden their perspectives, gain more experiences and enrich their teaching through attachments to external organisations. To date, more than 140 organisations have participated in the scheme, including SCCCI members such as IBM Singapore, MediaCorp, Hong Kong Trade Development Council and Standard Chartered Bank.
MOE hopes to expand the number of TWA opportunities, and invites you as our SCCCI valued member to participate in the scheme so that teachers can gain valuable exposure and experience by playing an active contributory role in your organisation over the work attachment period.
For more information, please click here.
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NEWS UPDATE (source: Channel NewsAsia)
Sentosa's Luge & Skyride set to provide more thrills with second track
March 10, 2010 0859 hrs (SST)
President Nathan launches Scouts Job Week at Istana
March 10, 2010 0850 hrs (SST)
Singapore Institute of Technology to offer degree courses with 5 foreign varsities
March 10, 2010 0805 hrs (SST)
Furniture exports sales in 2009 at S$4.7b, slightly less than previous year
March 10, 2010 0709 hrs (SST)
Firefighters take hours to fight Tampines vegetation fire
March 10, 2010 0626 hrs (SST)
Economic recovery likely to spur more financing needs by SMEs: Stanchart
March 10, 2010 0602 hrs (SST)
Health Ministry injects S$46m to expand services for special needs children
March 10, 2010 0550 hrs (SST)
Lippo raises its stake in Overseas Union Enterprise
March 10, 2010 0531 hrs (SST)
BCA Academy to offer postgrad programme in facility & environment management
March 10, 2010 0518 hrs (SST)
ICT businesses looking to expand but need help in training and demand creation
March 10, 2010 0507 hrs (SST)
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