Leon Perera, Chief Executive Officer of Spire Research and Consulting, shared his insights in Business Times (Singapore) about the impact of digital-only banks in Singapore.

Spire Singapore hosted its second entertainment of the year. Clients, partners and business associates joined the Spire team for the dinner reception followed by the movie screening of “Spider-Man : Far From Home”

In the near future, China's population is expected to contribute to the growing numbers of tourists all over the world. Certain iconic cities appear to still retain top spots as the top tourist destinations.

Risks associated with General elections in Singapore which are going to be held in 2021.

Spire share insights on key trends in the franchise Industry during the International Franchise Exhibition held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Nutrition rich compost can help plants on African soil to build their root systems.

Will Presidential and legislative elections have an impact on the growing economy of Indonesia?

Growth of megacities in emerging economies due to their increase in population.

Employment opportunities for people with Autism.

China landed a probe in the South Pole-Aitken Basin with the possibility of constructing lunar facilities using 3D printing technology.

Jobs will be created if 12 important African nations increases air connectivity.

Future of aerospace technology in commercial vehicles.

Will Madagascar’s Francophone BPO industry help sustain economic growth?

Will free public transport help to lower the number of cars on the road?

Spire talks about 5 Trends in ASEAN Tech Retail at the GATES Consumer Channel Summit, Southeast Asia, 2019.

An evening well spent with superheroes, good food and even better company.

Will the Philippines young labour force attract foreign investment?

Asian universities are making a name for themselves in the World University Ranking.

India will contribute a third of the global growth in oil consumption.

Yoshinoya Indonesia and Rakuten Belanja Online exemplified Japanese business success and failure in Indonesia respectively.

A cyberattack on critical IT systems could paralyze global supply chains and cripple entire nations.

Asian authorities are realizing that the airport is the thing that makes the first impression on both tourists and investors.