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SG60: The future of Singapore’s economy

To remain a leading global hub, the Republic must double down on targeted policy innovation, societal adaptability and visionary leadership

Hong Leong grows with the nation

Shaping the next phase of Marina Bay

UOB aims to further grow and serve in Singapore and Asean

OCBC Group: Greater than the sum of its parts

DBS: A purpose-driven and innovation-led bank for Asia

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More than 400 guests, including current and former political office-holders, industry heavyweights, business leaders and diplomats, gathered for the Singapore Stories gala dinner.

BT marks 60 years of charting Singapore’s growth

At the heart of the Republic’s economic miracle is a vibrant business community of local firms and multinationals that have made this place their home

From left: SPH Media chief executive Chan Yeng Kit; MBS chief operating officer Paul Town; Minister-in-charge of Trade Relations and Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu; SPH Media chairman Khaw Boon Wan; MBS senior vice-president for communications and corporate affairs Nicholas Ionides; and BT editor Chen Huifen.

A toast to the movers and shakers behind 60 years of economic prosperity in Singapore

As a trusted voice in the business community, BT has played a crucial and enduring role in chronicling the country’s journey, says Minister Grace Fu

Among other distinctions, Singapore is recognised as a financial powerhouse and wealth management hub, as well as a global hub for logistics, trade and transportation.

SG60: Many hands behind Singapore’s success story

The Republic’s achievements over the last six decades have been the collective effort of government agencies, multinationals, home-grown companies, financial institutions and SMEs

Singapore’s landscape and stories have been shaped by a number of home-grown developers, builders and property agencies.

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OVER 60 years, Singapore’s real estate landscape has developed in ways and forms that document the nation’s growth. In these pages, we feature home-grown developers, builders and property agencies tha...

By 2030, one in four residents in Singapore will be aged 65 or above, and our old-age support ratio is projected to fall to 2.7.

SG60: Why ageing needs a new narrative in Singapore

It is not about just living longer, but also about having a healthier, happier and better life

Singaporean SMEs and startups are charting global horizons.

SG60: Singapore SMEs and startups look overseas for growth

Home-grown companies are venturing overseas to scale and diversify, backed by government support and ecosystem partnerships

Hospitality firm The Lo & Behold Group's New Bahru project demonstrates the power of design-led placemaking, one that builds community and relevance in the process.

SG60: Designing progress, the Singapore way

Design is Singapore’s foundation and can be used as national advantage for the future

Beyond digital applications, AI and robotics are also driving business value in physical operations.

SG60: Three pivotal trends – and their transformative effects on business operations

Artificial intelligence, sustainability and demographic changes will have a significant bearing on outcomes for both businesses and investors, depending on how they navigate a route through the years ...

Even as it tackles hard economic questions, the Draft Master Plan 2025 doesn’t lose sight of softer, human-scale priorities.

SG60: Reading between the lines of the Draft Master Plan 2025

A quiet recalibration of Singapore’s planning ethos reflects a society in flux, a nation learning and adapting

As carbon credits from the voluntary market are unregulated, there are concerns about the integrity and quality of such credits.

SG60: Singapore at 60 – a sustainability journey and the way forward

After six decades, Singapore has proven that with wit and gumption, size need not be a barrier to success