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‘Part of the risk’: S’pore businesses face uneven impact from strong Singapore dollar

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By Timothy Goh
| The Straits Times Verified
SINGAPORE – Singapore’s strong currency is having an uneven impact on local businesses, with consumer-facing firms feeling the effects more directly compared with many manufacturers, who say the currency's strength has had little impact on their operations. The Singdollar has remained firm after the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) tightened monetary policy in April by allowing the currency to appreciate more quickly against a basket of other currencies.
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askST Jobs: Can a company enforce a non-compete clause after laying me off?

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By Timothy Goh
| The Straits Times Verified
In this series, business correspondent Timothy Goh offers practical answers to candid questions on navigating workplace challenges and getting ahead in your career. Get more tips by signing up to The Straits Times’ Headstart newsletter. In Singapore, non-compete clauses are generally unenforceable unless the employer can reasonably show they protect legitimate proprietary interests and are reasonable in scope, geography and duration.
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S’pore banks hit record highs, DBS tops $70 for the first time

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By Timothy Goh
| The Straits Times Verified
Market Insights SINGAPORE – Shares of Singapore’s three banks climbed to record highs this week, buoyed by expectations that interest rates will stay higher for longer and growing investor optimism ahead of the banks’ second-quarter earnings reports in early August. DBS punched through the $70 mark for the first time on July 9 and ended the week up 5.7 per cent at $70.45.
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