Restaurants come back from the brink
BARELY two months ago in August, restaurateur Wang Yanqing was in dire straits. The former Chinese TV newscaster had...
Bridging the skills gap: Is education the key?
AS the hand-wringing and finger-pointing continue amid a deepening recession and rising joblessness, one underlying...
Fishing for a good catch at Catfish
CALLING all catfish. If you're worried that a restaurant by the same name is going to decimate you and your fellow...
BREAKING NEWS
Transcorp unit director stops legal action to recover S$2.6m without consulting company
A DIRECTOR of Transcorp Holdings' subsidiary, Regal Motors, has ceased legal action to recover S$2.64 million from a...
VibroPower founder hits back ahead of potential ouster
VIBROPOWER Corporation already supplies power generators to quarters in the real estate sector, and competition is...
Five new Covid-19 cases in Singapore, including two in dorms
[SINGAPORE] There were five new Covid-19 cases confirmed as at Sunday noon - two locally transmitted, three imported...
Coca-Cola European Partners in talks to buy Coca-Cola Amatil
[SYDNEY] Coca-Cola European Partners is in advanced talks to acquire Australia's Coca-Cola Amatil, Bloomberg News...
Apple 5G iPhones arrive with an alphabet soup of abbreviations
[NEW YORK] Welcome to the four flavors of 5G.
End of a chapter in Singapore's art history
THE new show at NTU Centre for Contemporary Art (CCA) in Gillman Barracks will be its last. The solo exhibition of...
Little big home
IN his seven years as an interior designer, Edward Seet has worked his way through every home configuration - large...
Nanofilm IPO shares priced at S$2.59; subscribed 19 times
NANOFILM Technologies, the spin-off company of Nanyang Technological University (NTU), on Friday lodged its final...
Q3 private home prices up; new home sales double over previous quarter, but rents are down
A SHARP rebound in private home sales in both primary and secondary markets in the third quarter underpinned...
The hidden dragon of 2020
BATTLING through a turbulent year, investors have come to terms with dramatic changes in the corporate sector as...
The relentless pursuit of better investment options
MY courtship with Vanguard funds started 16 years ago in 2004. Providend was licensed to give advice just a year...
Will airline bailouts fly?
AS AIRLINES and hotels with backs to the Covid wall plead with governments for help, it is not unusual for...
Ditch your basic bookshelf speakers and stream in high-fidelity instead
I'D originally set my sights on some refined, time-honoured hardware. A hand-built tube amplifier. Too-tall speakers...
5G jobs drive is wind beneath telcos' wings
WITH its latest plan to help mobile network operators (MNOs) hire or reskill some 1,000 5G professionals, the...
How does Hong Kong's new Reit ETF stack up against Singapore-listed ones?
ON Thursday, the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKSE) saw the listing of its first real estate investment trust (Reit)...
Slow recovery a setback for hotels, but there're encouraging signs
THE recovery for the travel industry remains slower than expected, throwing a spanner into the works for the hotel...
Directors need to ask if they are going overboard with their various board seats
THE issue of multiple directorships has cropped up again, following the arrest of the current and former Singapore-...
EDITOR'S CHOICE
ASEAN BUSINESS
Thailand weighs impact of upcoming US elections
THAILAND - in the grip of another round of street protests that could end in violence and enhanced military rule -...
GARAGE
Microsoft-backed Databricks plans IPO next year
[SAN FRANCISCO] Databricks, whose business overlaps with data and analytics software maker Snowflake, is preparing...
STOCKS
Europe: Stocks rebound with banks in the lead
[BENGALURU] European stocks rose on Friday, boosted by positive earnings updates from Barclays and a surge in Airbus...
US: S&P, Nasdaq close higher as stimulus talks in spotlight
[NEW YORK] The S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed modestly higher on Friday in choppy trading, with investors keeping a...
Singapore shares track Wall St gains, end week in the black
LOCAL shares finished the week on a high, in tandem with Wall Street stocks that rose on hopes of a US stimulus...
Hong Kong connection opens China ETF market to global investors
CHINA'S fast-growing $157 billion market for exchange-traded funds became directly accessible to overseas investors...
The sustainable debt market has become unsustainable
THE European Union has offered its first social bond - as in the middle initial of ESG: environmental, social, and...
US: Wall St rises at open on hopes of progress in stimulus talks
[NEW YORK] Wall Street's main indexes opened higher on Friday, with investors anticipating progress in bipartisan...
BT WEEKLY
Diversification is a full meal at Sats
A BLOW to the travel sector during the Covid-19 pandemic has validated and accelerated Sats's plans to diversify its...
FOCUS
Five new Covid-19 cases in Singapore, including two in dorms
[SINGAPORE] There were five new Covid-19 cases confirmed as at Sunday noon - two locally transmitted, three imported...
DBS launches solution for businesses to track cross-border collections in real time
DBS has launched a solution for corporate clients in Singapore and Hong Kong to track cross-border collections in...
Decline in retail rents accelerates in Q3
AS ECONOMIC headwinds prevail, rentals of retail space in Singapore's central region fell 4.5 per cent quarter-on-...
Equipping workers with digital skills for a new future: SkillsFuture Forum 2020 panel
Q: Singapore has been looking at reskilling and retraining for a long time. What's really different this time with...
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