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Need tips on how to find a good business name? You’re in the right place. This guide will walk you through defining your brand, brainstorming creative names, checking availability, and getting feedback. Let’s get started on finding the perfect name for your business.

Missed out our recent webinar? Here's your all-in-one recap from the first session of our new series: "<b>Founder Secrets They Don’t Tell You.</b>"

We broke down the key steps to incorporating in Singapore, from legal structures and tax advantages to founder visas and audit thresholds. Whether you're just starting out or exploring expansion into Singapore, HK or any parts of Asia, this is what you need to know.

Comparing Indonesia vs Singapore? This article explores their economic landscapes, business climates, and cultural differences. Learn how each country stands out and what to expect.

Now let's take a look at the trade mark registration procedure itself. Here is a step-by-step guide that will help you protect your trade mark in Singapore and worldwide.

The Company Constitution is one of the legal requirements in your company’s incorporation process in Singapore. As a new business owner, you would need to know about Singapore’s Company Constitution as you are required to submit it during incorporation.

Fully understanding about the company constitution, staying up-to-date and complying to the Singapore Government’s regulations would not expose a business owner’s company to non-compliance.

A social enterprise is a business entity that addresses societal needs through commercial activities.

In recent years, the concept of social entrepreneurship has gained traction worldwide. Social enterprises combine the drive and innovation of business with a strong commitment to addressing social and environmental issues. Singapore, recognised as a bustling hub for business and innovation, offers a fertile ground for aspiring social entrepreneurs. If you are passionate about making a difference and are considering setting up a social enterprise in Singapore, this step-by-step guide is here to walk you through the process

If you're running a Singapore company, you're probably aware of the importance of having a registered office address. This is where official correspondence from government agencies and other authorities will be sent, so it's vital that your company has a reputable and reliable address for this purpose. 

However, you may not want to rent a physical office space just for this purpose. In this case, you might consider a virtual office address. In this article, we'll explore what virtual offices are and whether this option is right for your business.

With inflation, war, and many other factors, it's inevitable that some businesses may have to close.

Whatever the case may be, there are two ways you can close your company in Singapore – by striking off or winding up your company. This depends on your company's tax status, state of its assets, as well as how in debt your business is. 

No matter which way you use to close a company, you will still have to follow all necessary procedures to close the business properly, so as to avoid consequences that may arise from omission of required actions. Read on to find out the entire process of how to close a company in Singapore. 

If you’re an aspiring new business owner, you’ve probably heard of side hustles. This trend has been growing in recent years and now entrepreneurs in Singapore are finding ways to make extra money by starting new businesses alongside their full-time jobs.

According to a <a href="https://eu.usatoday.com/story/sponsor-story/godaddy/2017/12/12/how-people-side-hustling-around-globe/108532604/" target="_blank">2017 survey</a>, more than half of Singaporeans are running a side hustle, which may well have increased following the COVID-19 pandemic and challenging economic conditions across the globe.

So, what industries are entrepreneurs eyeing up for 2026? In this article, we break down trending business ideas and how to find your perfect match.

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Webinar Recap: How to Start a Business in Singapore – A Founder’s Practical Guide

Doing Business in Indonesia vs Singapore: A Comprehensive Comparison

Trade Mark Registration in Singapore

Singapore Company Constitution — Everything You Need To Know

Setting Up a Social Enterprise in Singapore