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Another $20m boost for arts sector to tide over Covid crisis
Groups like The Theatre Practice, which has been streaming shows online since May last year, can apply for a Business Transformation Grant.TNP PHOTO: GIN TAY
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Arts freelancers and businesses will receive more support, as the Government pledges another $20 million to help the sector tide over the pandemic.
Minister for Culture, Community and Youth Edwin Tong yesterday announced a top-up to the Arts and Culture Resilience Package (ACRP), which will cover the cost of new grants for self-employed workers and business transformation, as well as extensions of other support.
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Additional S$20 million for Arts and Culture Resilience Package to support freelancers and businesses
Freelancers and businesses in the arts and culture sector will stand to benefit from new grants, as part of a S$20 million enhancement to the Arts and Culture Resilience Package, announced Minister of Culture, Community and Youth Edwin Tong on Monday (Mar 8). Nisha Rahim with more. 2 related media assets (image or videos) available. Click to see the gallery.
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SINGAPORE: Freelancers and businesses in the arts and culture sector will stand to benefit from new grants, as part of a S$20 million enhancement to the Arts and Culture Resilience Package, announced Minister of Culture, Community and Youth Edwin Tong on
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The United States firm, known for its products and services in sectors such as manufacturing, transport and logistics, yesterday formally opened its expanded Asia-Pacific headquarters at Frasers Tower in Cecil Street.
It now has 154 staff in Singapore, a fourfold increase since it opened its first branch here in 2008. The new 21,000 sq ft office houses a number of new facilities, including a print research and development centre.
An experience centre will allow visitors to watch product demonstrations and better understand Zebra s technology and innovations.