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Mondelēz launches regional snacks lab and innovation kitchen in SG - Vimarsana News

Mondelēz launches regional snacks lab and innovation kitchen in SG

It will be backed by over $5m investment.

Source: sbr.com.sg
SIT launches first-of-its-kind Centre for AI in collaboration with NVIDIA | British Chamber Of Commerce Singapore - Vimarsana News

SIT launches first-of-its-kind Centre for AI in collaboration with NVIDIA | British Chamber Of Commerce Singapore

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Staff shake-up at Lazada | Borneo Bulletin Online - Vimarsana News

Staff shake-up at Lazada | Borneo Bulletin Online

SINGAPORE (ANN/THE STRAITS TIMES) – Regional e-commerce platform Lazada implemented undisclosed staff layoffs in Singapore, citing proactive adjustments for a more agile operational structure. This move follows a previous round of layoffs in October 2023. In response to queries from The Straits Times, a Lazada spokesman said: “We are making proactive adjustments to transform our […]

Lazada axes Singapore staff amid speculation of upcoming IPO - Vimarsana News

Lazada axes Singapore staff amid speculation of upcoming IPO

SINGAPORE - Regional e-commerce company Lazada on Jan 3 laid off an undisclosed number of its Singapore staff. In response to queries from The Straits Times, a Lazada spokesman said: “We are making proactive adjustments to transform our workforce, to better position ourselves for a more agile, streamlined way of working to meet future business needs.” The spokesman declined to...

Lazada cuts staff amid speculation of upcoming IPO - Vimarsana News

Lazada cuts staff amid speculation of upcoming IPO

It declined to disclose how many in Singapore were affected and whether they got a severance package. Read more at straitstimes.com.