An insight shared by Washington D.C.’s World Justice Project not only places Singapore among the top five nations that are most likely to punish corruption, but highlights why this is great for businesses to set up in the city-state.
The networking session at the Singapore Business Federation on Tuesday cemented the potential for Singapore to welcome more Taiwanese businesses to set up here.
As Singapore’s president Tony Tan Keng Yam, on his recent visit to Portugal, laid emphasis on free trade and open market, businesses in Singapore have a reason to expect higher business from the European nation.
AsiaBiz sheds some light on how the Deloitte 2014 Asia Pacific Tax Complexity Survey Report positions Singapore as the ideal destination to start a company.
As it gets tougher to start a company in India, entrepreneurs should consider heading to Singapore to do so, says Asiabiz Services.
Singapore’s continued trade relations with India, as announced by Singapore’s Speaker of Parliament last week, will open up more opportunities for Indian businesses, says Asiabiz Services.