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PM Lee reveals Singapore's reserves generate 20% of the government budget—more than all personal income tax and equal to defense, education, or health spending combined.
I analyzed Singapore's immigration data post-2020 election to answer what every foreigner here wants to know: your odds of getting PR just got tougher, with transnational spouses now taking 20%+ of limited spots.
Despite Singapore's world-leading smartphone adoption and GDP per capita 60% above the US, its e-commerce lags far behind China and South Korea—here's why.
While Singapore's Innovfest unbound brings 18,000 people together, I found better innovation insights watching free Davos videos at home—here's what needs to change.
Despite 80% smartphone penetration and leading mobile payments adoption, Singapore's e-commerce lags far behind G7 countries—here's the data revealing surprising gaps in its advanced digital economy.
Google now dominates Japan with 75% market share after trailing Yahoo's 50%+ a decade ago, while Naver still leads Korea and Baidu holds 70% in China.
Google dominates Australia and India with 95%+ market share, but in China, Japan, and South Korea, local search engines like Baidu, Yahoo! JP, and Naver rule with 90%+.
Finance & Insurance leads at $10,779/month while the average Singaporean earns $4,948—discover which industries pay best and surprising cost comparisons.
After 8 years of feeling like a robot, I discovered how Singapore transformed me from an aimless kid who wanted to be a fortune teller into someone with purpose.
I analyzed search engine market shares across 10+ countries in 2013, revealing Google's dominance varied wildly—from 90%+ in Europe to just 4% in China where Baidu ruled.
Singapore's government published a remarkable 124-page statistical digest revealing everything from ethnic demographics to industry salaries—a masterclass in data transparency other nations should emulate.
I updated my most popular post with 2010 data—turns out foreigners now make up 1 in 3 workers in Singapore, a staggering ratio few realize.