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Europe’s focus on Asia intensified by Iran war
Ultimately, an underlying key goal of the EU’s pivot is to build a competitive advantage
The Iran war just broke the petrodollar
For the first time since 1996, global central banks now hold more gold than US government bonds. The war is making this look like a signal
High per square foot prices of new condos could be increasingly irrelevant to buyers
For many, the focus is on finding the right home at an acceptable absolute quantum
A straddling act
How I took off my academic robes and transitioned into a new way of life
Bombing Iran’s Great Mosque could cost the world
The US knows what can happen when its monuments are destroyed. Who can foretell the consequences if Isfahan’s mosque suffers irreparable harm?
Issue 189: Carbon tax in an energy crisis; Singapore good timing on green bonds
This week in ESG: Singapore’s carbon tax may have room for relief; Reopened 30-year Singapore green bonds yield 2.57 per cent
It’s not just about what AI can’t do. It’s also about what humans need.
Rather than race to automate everything, we should be deliberate about when and how we engage with the technology
Could Singapore government consider providing financial assistance for egg freezing?
There are different ways the state can support women in pursuing this elective procedure
Sustainability is Singapore’s edge in the space-tech economy
A clear focus on sustainability and ethics signals trust and strengthens partnerships
The real shine behind Singapore’s golden ambitions is not in gold’s meteoric price increase
Investors are faring well with listed gold counters hitting fresh highs, but the Republic is also aiming to benefit with the region’s ultimate vault
