As Singapore enters Phase II of its safe transitioning, some companies are benefiting more than others. The nation went into “circuit breaker” mode on 7 April when it was established that the COVID-19 pandemic had resulted in community spread. These measures included the shutting down of all non-essential services, the bulk of retail malls and mandating people to work and study from home. With the economy grounding to a near standstill as most of the population stayed home, businesses suffered from plunging demand and in some cases, near-zero revenue. But there is light at the end of the tunnel. The government announced that the circuit breaker measures would be lifted on 2 June and that Singapore will shift to Phase I of a three-phase approach to re-opening the economy. The move provided some measure of relief for businesses. On 19 June, a surprise announcement was made for Phase II’s “Safe Transition” to commence....