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The proportion of respondents who had positive attitudes toward people with disabilities in the workplace decreased from 59.6% in 2019 to 50.6% in 2023. #Singapore #workplace #attitudes #disabilities
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Unsure of how to talk about that raise at work? Senior columnist Suling Lin used ChatGPT and discovered where it helped – and where it did not. #opinion #newsletter
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Nissan’s stock has fallen 47% since Mr Makoto Uchida became CEO on Dec 1, 2019. #Nissan #stocks #CEO #MakotoUchida
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Bulgari is expanding its footprint in India to take advantage of strong growth and favourable demographics, said its CEO. #Bulgari #India #growth #demand
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Mr Goh Choon Phong said his team has positioned the airline well for the future, despite any challenges the industry faces. #SingaporeAirlines #SIA #challenges #aviation
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EnterpriseSG has seen an increase in Singapore companies exploring US opportunities. #Singapore #US #entrepreneur #startup
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Shopee has, in the course of a year, managed to turn around its loss-making operations to post a sterling set of earnings. #Shopee #ecommerce #onlineshopping #shopping #retail
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China could use its status as the world's factory floor to potentially choke global access to critical resources. #China #US #tariffs #tradewar #donaldtrump #supplychain
China has a new playbook to counter Trump: 'Supply chain warfare'
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