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Esther.AI built its platform to run on Apple Silicon so SMEs can deploy private AI without putting company data in the cloud or hiring a single engineer. sbr.com.sg/information-techn…
Technology. Geoeconomics. Capital. Talent and Policy. The speakers break down what’s reshaping the industry.
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Large tech employers move the equity benchmark: Google now front-loads new-hire grants roughly 38/32/20/10 across four years rather than in equal quarters, so more value lands early. sbr.com.sg/markets/commentar…
Technology. Geoeconomics. Capital. Talent and Policy. The speakers break down what’s reshaping the industry.
Join them at the Singapore FinTech Festival 2026, 18-20 November 2026 in Singapore.
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AI is Singapore CEOs’ biggest productivity driver — but only 9% have real-time visibility into their returns, making it hard to prove the investment is paying off. sbr.com.sg/hr-education/in-f…
This indicates labour demand remains relatively high for most job categories. sbr.com.sg/in-focus/job-post…
Singapore retailers are warned the greater risk isn’t bad AI governance — it’s inaction, as the technology moves faster than most businesses are ready for. sbr.com.sg/retail/exclusive/…
Singapore startup Influencees is betting brands will pay for audience relevance over follower counts — matching campaigns to creators whose followers actually fit the target market. sbr.com.sg/information-techn…
Turning healthcare innovation into real-world impact takes more than technology. It takes the right approach to deliver better care and measurable value.
Dr Ling Zheng Jye, Chief Medical Information Officer and Head of the Kent Ridge Office of Innovation at National University Hospital, joins the Singapore Business Review Technology Enterprise Summit 2026 to share insights on scaling technology for better healthcare outcomes.
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Nine in 10 Singapore-listed firms plan to raise energy efficiency spending — but a third struggle to meet immediate energy needs whilst chasing 2030 net-zero targets. sbr.com.sg/exclusive/cost-pr…
The transport and logistics sector maintained a healthy pace of growth with a rise in reading to 51.8 in the third quarter (Q3) from 51.5 in Q2, according to OCBC’s SME Index report. sbr.com.sg/in-focus/transpor…
Agentic AI skills in Singapore job ads surged 460% in a year — the fastest-growing AI category as employers move well beyond basic AI literacy requirements. sbr.com.sg/hr-education/in-f…
Singapore retailers are warned the greater risk isn’t bad AI governance — it’s inaction, as the technology moves faster than most businesses are ready for. sbr.com.sg/retail/exclusive/…
Singapore recorded triple-digit growth in electronics exports to the US, Taiwan, and South Korea, driving exports to record growth. sbr.com.sg/economy/in-focus/…
Six in 10 Singapore entrepreneurs plan to invest up to 30% of annual turnover in AI as they adjust operations to accomodate for it. sbr.com.sg/information-techn…
Getting the most out of AI starts with bringing people together, aligning teams, and finding smarter ways to collaborate.
Shaun Liew, VP and Head of Customer Experience & Commercial at SBS Transit, will take the stage at the Singapore Business Review Technology Enterprise Summit 2026 to explore “Connect Teams with AI.”
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The manufacturing sector extended its upward trajectory in the third quarter (Q3) with a reading of 52.4, OCBC’s SME Index report showed. sbr.com.sg/in-focus/manufact…









