Todd Holmes

3 weeks ago | wsj.com | MacKenzie Coffman |Todd Holmes

When Dyson renovated its new headquarters in a nearly 100-year-old Singaporean national monument, it faced a unique challengeIn 2019, Dyson began transforming a nearly century-old power station in Singapore into its new global headquarters—a move founder James Dyson says represents a shift for the company from an English one to a Singaporean one. “[Singapore] supports companies that want to develop technology and manufacture technology, and it’s a sort of center of Asia,” Dyson said.