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“Phase two is a significant step in moving towards a new 'Covid-19-safe' normal," said Health Minister Gan Kim Yong.

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Read here the latest updates on Covid-19.

ICCS News

ICCS has always ensured business continuity and remained fully operational during the Circuit Breaker through the implementation of smart work. Today we are finally back in office following the latest regulation of MOH and MOM.

Business

The report, written by Oxford Economics and commissioned by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) suggested that most South-east Asian economies will fall into recession in the first half of 2020 before recording a 1.9 per cent contraction for the full year.

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Massimo Maria Amorosini interviews Assocamerestero President Gian Domenico Auricchio for Ok ITALIA PARLIAMONE.
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Business

Singapore is now in the first phase of the post-circuit breaker period. Some sectors of the economy have reopened, but it isn’t quite business as usual in the property sector. Money Mind reports.

Business

"CCIE has always been self-sustainable financially thanks to the economic support of the Chamber members, the provision of various business services as well as organizing a variety of promotional events throughout each business year."

Health

A Singapore-based company will start human clinical trials next week for a treatment that could slow down the progression of COVID-19 in patients, help them recover faster, and provide temporary protection against the coronavirus.

ICCS News

ICCS, together with the Chairman of Pharma Committee Pierluigi Petrone (CEO Petrone Group and President at Assoram), have activated a direct communication channel with Farmindustria and Assoram that managed to expedite the purchase of sanitary products to be sent to Italy.

Business

“To contain the spread, the government has adopted a cautious reopening approach following a two-month lockdown, with more measures possibly eased later this month. At the same time, it’s spending S$93 billion ($66.7 billion), or 20% of gross domestic product, to cushion the economic impact”