SINGAPORE'S embattled food and beverage (F&B) sector may see more closures and layoffs, with dining-in not permitted for a while even after the 'circuit breaker' lifts. Read more at The Business Times.
SINGAPORE'S embattled food and beverage sector may see more closures and layoffs, with dining-in not permitted for a while even after the"circuit breaker" lifts. About two in five restaurants will not last longer than two more months with the revenues and costs recorded during.
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