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Yishun man on wooden board to continue getting help from Chong Pang CC, Touch - Vimarsana News

Yishun man on wooden board to continue getting help from Chong Pang CC, Touch

Singapore News - A video of an elderly man with mobility difficulties struggling to get into a taxi in Yishun has raised concerns among Facebook users and residents in the estate over the senior's safety. The widely-circulated, nearly two-minute video, which has attracted 80,000 views as at... Read more at www.tnp.sg

More streamlined and efficient IP registration process with changes to the law - Vimarsana News

More streamlined and efficient IP registration process with changes to the law

SINGAPORE - Businesses looking to register their intellectual property assets will soon find the process more streamlined and efficient, after Parliament approved changes to intellectual property (IP) laws on Wednesday (Jan 12) to encourage greater use of such intangible assets by companies here. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

PAP & WP MPs call on govt to manage impact of revised carbon tax on S'poreans & businesses - Vimarsana News

PAP & WP MPs call on govt to manage impact of revised carbon tax on S'poreans & businesses

Many MPs called for a balanced approach to be taken.

Capabilities continue to be strengthened to assist victims of sexual and family violence: MSF - Vimarsana News

Capabilities continue to be strengthened to assist victims of sexual and family violence: MSF

MSF will also ensure the 3 Family Violence Specialist Centres have resources to manage their caseload. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

Higher carbon tax can spur green transition, but must be calibrated to help S'pore firms stay competitive - Vimarsana News

Higher carbon tax can spur green transition, but must be calibrated to help S'pore firms stay competitive

Minister Gan Kim Yong said higher carbon tax will come with higher costs for businesses and consumers.  . Read more at straitstimes.com.