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Norway’s US$2 trillion wealth fund is sounding a warning on Iran
It is now planning for all sorts of potentially bleak scenarios as global economic resilience is tested
The ‘CV trap’: Why Singapore must hire for potential, not pedigree
If the city-state is to turn AI into a national advantage, companies must rethink how they evaluate talent
AI may reshape the labour market, but the deeper disruption is in education
We must relook how students are being formed, not just how workers are being retrained
DBS, OCBC, UOB could benefit as the Middle East’s ultra-rich relook where to park their billions
The three local lenders have all spent years expanding their private banking capabilities to capture a growth in global wealth flows
Why firms are pivoting from ‘China-shedding’ to ‘China-maxxing’
The approach of hiding one’s ties to Beijing has run its course for the bigger players
Trump is spending tomorrow’s security today
Neither incompetence nor impulsiveness explains the US president’s decision to start a war
US tariff turmoil: Will partners in Asia and Europe break away from their 2025 deals?
For economies already hit by the war in Iran, America’s new ‘unfair trade practices probes’ spell only more trouble
Nothing should be ruled out if Iran war drags on for much longer
Religious convictions on every side are also weighing on the willingness to fight
Why it’s hard for humans to have the final say over AI
We need to learn from the mistakes we have made in the past
A Maoist survival guide to the Iranian energy crisis
For a self-reliant power like China, no supplier is ever irreplaceable
