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Singapore condo resale prices ease in November: SRX
RESALE prices for non-landed private residential properties in Singapore dipped slightly in November after two...
Money Hacks podcast: Maximising air miles and credit cards (Ep 60)
This episode focuses on understanding credit cards and air miles better as Singaporeans love to get out of the...
Money Hacks podcast: Maximising air miles and credit cards (Ep 60)
This episode focuses on understanding credit cards and air miles better as Singaporeans love to get out of the...
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Koyo unit wins air-con, mechanical, ventilation services contract
KOYO International's subsidiary has been awarded an S$8 million contract, which is "expected to contribute...
Daily Debrief: What Happened Today
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Mahathir pledges to step down for Anwar, but not before November
[KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia's Mahathir Mohamad, the world's oldest prime minister, promised on Tuesday to hand over...
Singapore shares continue slide, lose 0.5% amid cautious mood
THE Straits Times Index (STI) spent most of Tuesday flat before heading decidedly lower in the last hour of trading...
Ted Baker bosses resign from crisis-hit fashion brand
[LONDON] British fashion brand Ted Baker on Tuesday said both its top bosses had quit, as it warned on profits and...
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EDITOR'S CHOICE
Climate change raises questions on insurers' capacity to insure risks
CLIMATE change has become a top concern among global insurers and reinsurers, as the rising frequency and severity...
Maybank Kim Eng lays off 5% of its Singapore workforce
MAYBANK Kim Eng, the investment banking and securities broking arm of Malaysia's largest bank, has laid off 5 per...
Female representation in boardroom needs wholehearted buy-in from all
AT THE unveiling of the Singapore Board of Directors Survey 2019, Singapore Regulation (SGX RegCo) head of listings...
LIFESTYLE
Matt Jones, Long-Distance Pilot
Over the last two-and-a-half years, a team of 14 specialists and engineers came together to meticulously restore an...
Dreaming of a green Christmas
A sustainable Christmas without sacrificing the good things in life? Three eco-warriors show...
Balancing familiar with unexpected
IF YOU'RE drawn to the grittiness of Speakeasies, back alleys and assorted interpretations of off-radar eating and...
ASEAN BUSINESS
Asean financial regulators stepping up environmental and social commitment while regional banks lag behind
FINANCIAL regulators in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam are improving regulatory safeguards in...
GARAGE
With hashes and hedges, power-hungry crypto miners court investors
[LONDON] The old image of bitcoin miners is of young techies in their bedrooms, hunched over laptops that solve...
STOCKS
Singapore shares continue slide, lose 0.5% amid cautious mood
THE Straits Times Index (STI) spent most of Tuesday flat before heading decidedly lower in the last hour of trading...
Malaysia: Shares close lower on Tuesday
MALAYSIA share prices closed lower on Tuesday, with the FTSE Bursa Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Composite Index down 0.92...
Hong Kong: Stocks finish in the red
[HONG KONG] Hong Kong stocks closed Tuesday with fresh losses as traders grow increasingly wary about the lack of...
Europe: Shares dip on caution as tariff deadline looms
[FRANKFURT] European shares retreated for the second day in a row on Tuesday as investors stayed away from big bets...
Seoul: Stocks end firmer on China data; tariff anxiety caps gains
[SEOUL] South Korean shares ended higher on Tuesday after data showed that China's consumer inflation climbed to an...
Australia: Shares slip as new US tariffs loom; banking stocks drag
[BENGALURU] Australian shares fell on Tuesday, with banking stocks leading losses, as investors waited to see if...
BT WEEKLY
The game changers
THIS WEEK'S TOPIC: What do you think is the most significant event or development of the past decade?
CSE Global engineers growth through diversification and acquisitions
KEEPING a spotless incident record is no mean feat for CSE Global. The global technology and systems integration...
Humans and technology should stand on the same side of the fence
DOES digital transformation always have to come at the expense of employees?
Digitise services to meet client's expectations
BUSINESS-to-business (B2B) customers are increasingly expecting a business-to-consumer (B2C) experience, said...
Trade wars supercharge China's drive to tech self-sufficiency
TTHE US and China are fighting a battle for global tech supremacy on multiple fronts, from competing social media...
Balancing familiar with unexpected
IF YOU'RE drawn to the grittiness of Speakeasies, back alleys and assorted interpretations of off-radar eating and...
Casting light on workplace depression
The year I was depressed, no one knew about it. Not the colleagues with whom I had lunch, nor the friends with whom...
Why spotting "hidden influencers" at work matters
WHEN one thinks of influencers these days, it is usually in a less-than-flattering light. Often dismissed as jobless...
Dreaming of a green Christmas
A sustainable Christmas without sacrificing the good things in life? Three eco-warriors show...
Riskiest ETFs get green light, but brokers might steer clear
A PLAN to greenlight some of the exchange-traded fund (ETF) industry's most controversial products comes with a...
THE RAFFLES CONVERSATION
The AI maestro
IN THE 1942 short story Runaround, Isaac Asimov outlined a set of rules that governed the actions of robots. These...
Advocate for the world
WHEN Feike Sijbesma became the chief executive officer of Dutch company Royal DSM in 2007, he was determined to make...
Beyond the comfort zone
AT SOME point in their careers, all leaders will face the prospect of a promotion - and hesitate, retired United...
Balanced approach
THERE is a delicate balance to strike when one is a Frenchman heading a 238-year-old corporation in Japan, a country...
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