Ng Wei Kai

The 10 suspects in Singapore’s S$2.8 billion money laundering case are directly tied to 35 companies, based on business filings. A further 28 people are connected to those companies as corporate secre...

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He will soon hand the reins to his deputy Lawrence Wong at a time of looming domestic challenges and a rapidly changing world order

WEE Cho Yaw, arguably Singapore’s most prominent corporate and banking personality for decades, died at the age of 95 in the early hours of Saturday (Feb 3). The banking titan led UOB – the bank foun...

The Business Times looks back at Singapore’s journey to gaining the rights to host the event here and the role the duo played.

Paul Murray effortlessly negotiates the tragic, the comic and everything in between in his second Booker Prize-nominated novel

The novel charts an Indian girl’s struggle to cope with her mother’s death and prove herself as a squash player

Paul Lynch’s Booker Prize-nominated novel depicts an ordinary family thrown down a perilous path

SUSPECTS in Singapore’s S$2.8 billion money laundering case have been incorporating companies in the country since January 2017, an analysis of corporate filings by The Business Times (BT) found.

HSBC and Morgan Stanley are among the potential creditors of companies whose shareholders and directors have been linked to the recent money-laundering bust.