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Football frenzy: The Beautiful Game descends on North America
The first Fifa World Cup to take place in three host nations could add US$40.9 billion to global GDP
Room for new ideas: Private-sector players eye opportunities in Singapore’s senior-living space
Options such as intergenerational co-living are emerging, but obstacles to take-up remain, say observers
Are Singaporeans tightening purse strings as they tie the knot?
Wedding party sizes are shrinking, but couples are not necessarily spending less – merely smarter
‘10% is nothing’: Singapore firms with US dealings soldier on, scale up despite Trump tariffs
Home-grown companies say the American market is as attractive as ever, even with import duties hurting margins
From fairways to courts: Is pickleball the new golf?
More companies and entrepreneurs are turning to the racquet sport for client engagement and networking
Succession in Singapore: Is the era of family empires coming to an end?
More dynasty businesses may have to hand over the reins to outsiders – but that does not have to be cause for concern
The Great Singapore Office Sale: What’s driving the surge in deal activity in the office market?
Lower interest rates are helping to fuel a resurgence in Singapore office investment sales. But will there be takers for all these chunky deal sizes?
In taxing wealth, how far can Singapore push property owners?
While inequality data has revived calls for wealth taxes, the government remains focused on immovable assets
Higher costs, lower returns: Why are Singaporeans still betting on real estate?
Returns are often lower than equities, but policy and psychology keep property at the centre of wealth
Turning stables and schools into lifestyle hubs: Malaysia reimagines its old spaces
Rising construction costs and changing tastes are pushing developers to reinvent existing buildings
