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Revolut expands S’pore workforce, products as it caters to businesses

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By Prisca Ang
| The Straits Times Verified
SINGAPORE – Fintech giant Revolut is offering new payment services to the corporate sector as it looks beyond its reputation as an app for travellers. The company is also setting its sights on catering to the sector’s cross-border needs.
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Deglobalisation set to continue regardless of US presidential transition: OCBC

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By Prisca Ang
| The Straits Times Verified
SINGAPORE – Companies are rethinking their supply chains as the global economy becomes less connected – a process that will carry on despite the upcoming change of government in the US, said a senior banker. Mr Tan Teck Long, OCBC’s head of global wholesale banking, said businesses will likely continue diversifying their operations and beefing up logistics to guard against geopolitical uncertainties.
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Here’s how older millennials truly feel about their salaries

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By INDEPENDENCEAre Gen Zs, Prisca Ang
| Her World Verified
Former lawyer Lee Shulin’s pay fluctuated wildly over the years as she switched jobs in search of a career she could shine in. In her first job 14 years ago as a senior associate in a big law firm, she made an enviable $8,500 a month. That was cut by nearly half when she left the firm for the public sector in 2010, and it dipped even further when she switched to the recruitment industry, where her income depended a lot on commissions.
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