Tsubasa Suruga
Singapore Correspondent at Nikkei Asia
Singapore correspondent @NikkeiAsia @Nikkei covering Southeast Asia economy, business・日本経済新聞社シンガポール支局の記者です。東南アジア経済・ビジネスを取材しています。
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1 week ago |
asia.nikkei.com | Tsubasa Suruga
ISKANDAR PUTERI, Malaysia -- A new special economic zone in Malaysia's southern state of Johor, which borders Singapore, is gaining traction as the two neighbors pursue deeper economic integration amid global uncertainty, according to business leaders and policymakers who spoke at a conference in Johor.
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2 weeks ago |
dealstreetasia.com | Tsubasa Suruga
ShopBack, a Singapore-based rewards platform, is gaining traction in Asia and beyond as price-conscious consumers seek more value amid the rising cost of living. Register now to enjoy 3 free articles per month, or log in to continue reading. Stay informed with complimentary articles each monthGain access to our exclusive newsletters delivered directly to your inboxBe the first to know about all our summits!Register nowAlready a Subscriber?
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2 weeks ago |
asia.nikkei.com | Tsubasa Suruga
SINGAPORE -- ShopBack, a Singapore-based rewards platform, is gaining traction in Asia and beyond as price-conscious consumers seek more value amid th
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2 weeks ago |
asia.nikkei.com | Tsubasa Suruga
SINGAPORE -- ShopBack, a Singapore-based rewards platform, is gaining traction in Asia and beyond as price-conscious consumers seek more value amid the rising cost of living. In an interview with Nikkei Asia, co-founder and Chief Commercial Officer Joel Leong said the startup is expanding into offline retail and everyday spending categories as part of its growth strategy, with merchants also looking to spur consumption. ShopBack is best known for cashback services on e-commerce and travel sites.
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3 weeks ago |
asia.nikkei.com | Tsubasa Suruga
SINGAPORE -- The Shangri-La Dialogue, Asia's biggest defense conference, concluded on Sunday against the backdrop of a deepening U.S.-China rivalry with Washington doubling down on security commitments in the Indo-Pacific. Making his debut at the forum, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth delivered a combative address casting Beijing as the region's largest threat. China's defense chief was absent from the annual summit for the first time since 2019, leaving no senior figure to respond directly.
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ウォン首相への事実上の信任投票となった今回のシンガポール総選挙。与党の得票率が増えたのはなぜか。有識者に聞きました。 シンガポール総選挙、ウォン首相の信任は 有識者に聞く - 日本経済新聞 https://t.co/gX7WrVm5sY
Analysts say the outcome was shaped by the party’s emphasis on its track record rather than a message of change, alongside the weakness of rival parties, many of which lacked strong candidates. https://t.co/Z5QXHMhWGR via @NikkeiAsia
RT @NikkeiAsia: In Pictures: Singapore's ruling People's Action Party won more than two-thirds of parliament seats in Saturday's general el…