Strategy

THE BOTTOM LINE

How crowds become stupider

When people have to make a choice about what to do next, they often pick the thing that seems achievable, even if that is not in their interests.
THE BROAD VIEW

Too many people are shockingly bad at prioritisation

Frontier firms stand out not because they use AI more often, but because they embed it more deeply and broadly, across at least seven functions.

Fast AI adoption is not enough; Singapore must care about redesigning work

In strategy, neurodivergent perspectives help move beyond incremental optimisation towards genuine reinvention, spotting opportunities at the intersection of domains that AI alone might overlook.
BROAD VIEW

Embracing neurodivergence: the untapped advantage in an AI-powered world

The global space economy is projected to grow from US$630 billion in 2023 to US$1.8 trillion by 2035.
THE BROAD VIEW

Sustainability is Singapore’s edge in the space-tech economy

Alexander Stubb, Finland's president, offers a quietly compelling lesson on how resilience in geopolitics is less about rigid doctrines and more about pragmatic adjustment.
THINKING ALOUD

Pragmatism in an age of uncertainty

Organisations that want to be responsible should not wait for a restructuring exercise to think about displaced staff.

To pursue responsible AI for growth, business leaders must address labour displacement

Leaders who accurately assess their exposure to uncertainty, adapt their leadership style and operations to be resilient will shaps the next phase of growth.

The 2026 mantra for Asia-Pacific CEOs

Emerging skills for 2026 and beyond will span both hard and soft domains – from AI literacy to ecosystem partnerships.
STEWARDSHIP MATTERS

ESG 2.0: Where value meets values

For small-caps on the SGX watch list, turnarounds with limited resources start with consolidation, not expansion, say the writers.
THE BROAD VIEW

Why some SGX small-caps survive the watch list – and others fail