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SINGAPORE - The first batch of up to 200 smart locker stations will be rolled out by April in several estates including those in West Coast, Toa Payoh, Pasir Ris and Tampines, following a successful year-long trial that started in December 2018. The nationwide network of all 1,000 locker stations is planned for full roll-out by the end of 2021. They are to be deployed within a five-minute walk of Housing Board blocks. Senior Minister of State for Communications and Information Sim Ann revealed the roll-out dates in Parliament during the debate on the Ministry of Communications and Informati...

Startup jobs seen aplenty in 2021 as post-pandemic hiring gathers pace SECTIONS Share Synopsis Indian startups operating in logistics, digital media, e-commerce and deep-tech sectors are the most bullish about hiring, according to an InnoVen Capital report. Getty Images The pace of recruitment will increase in 2021, said 72% of startup founders surveyed by InnoVen Capital. The confidence stems from investors flush with capital chasing these startups. Mumbai:Startups are likely to witness a strong hiring uptick this year, courtesy a bounceback in business and revenue, with growth for some even...

February 16, 2021 Azlan Othman Pro-competition laws and regulations can contribute to the efficient functioning of the logistics sector in the Sultanate, in support of the country’s efforts to diversify the economy towards a sustainable economic growth in the long-run, said the Competition Commission of Brunei Darussalam (CCBD) in a press statement yesterday. The CCBD and the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) launched two reports on competition assessment of the logistics sector – Competition Assessment Reviews of Logistics Sector in Brunei Darussalam and Compet...

Shipping can be tricky in the world's largest archipelago. The country is thought to have a fraction of the refrigerated trucks, cold storage and containers that its size and population should warrant, according to industry watchers. Bottlenecks at ports and traffic add up to the region's highest shipping costs. So logistics managers scrambled for spare capacity when the government of President Joko Widodo approached industry representatives to help move hundreds of millions of doses of vaccine across three time zones in the country. For now, there is space, thanks in part to idle trucks and ...