BT EXCLUSIVE
THE large number of ships transiting through Singapore creates demand for ship repair, conversion and upgrading services here, offering industry players some buffer against cyclical shipbuilding...
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FANCY sharing your rented abode with like-minded flatmates, in an arrangement where your landlord picks up your utilities tab, pays for WiFi, provides housekeeping, AND organises block parties?
NEWS ANALYSIS
THE initial reaction of both the United Kingdom and European markets was relief as Theresa May emerged victorious in the Tory Party no-confidence vote. There is now certainty that the Prime Minister...
OUTLOOK 2019
THE local housing market could still support Singapore's growth in 2019, despite the curbs unveiled this year, bank analysts said this week...
IT'S going to get worse before it gets better. Nomura economists believe that 2019 will be a year of two halves for Asia, the first half gloomy and the second half a recovery...
SINGAPORE has filed a declaration under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (Unclos) to ensure that no signatory of the international treaty can unilaterally start third-party...
THE labour market continued to improve in the third quarter of this year, but several indicators show hiring may be slowing amid global uncertainties.
LAZADA Group has named co-founder Pierre Poignant as its new chief executive officer, replacing Lucy Peng some nine months after her appointment.
THE European Central Bank (ECB) took the watershed decision to halt its 2.6 trillion-euro (S$4.1 trillion) bond-buying programme, capping massive monetary support even though the eurozone economy...
GRAB is attracting more global backers as the Asian ride-hailing service fights Uber Technologies Inc, with a motorcycle maker becoming the latest investor.
TYCOON Oei Hong Leong wants Raffles Education Corporation to hold a shareholders' meeting to vote on terminating the over-S$27 million rights issue meant primarily to repay loans owed to...
