VIRUS OUTBREAK
USER activity is climbing higher and higher for digital entertainment startups in South-east Asia as more people stay indoors due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Companies ranging from an e-sports firm...
In today's paper
SINGAPORE-based Vena Energy's maiden green bond issuance is a key milestone in Singapore's quest to become a global green finance hub, said industry observers.
BT EXCLUSIVE
THE labour movement has asked the Singapore Island Country Club (SICC) to help run the Sime Public Golf Course - an unexpected move that seems to have caused a stir among some members at the elite...
MARK TO MARKET
THREE weeks ago, I said in this column that I would be a buyer of Singapore bank stocks if they traded below their book values. When the buying opportunity that I defined presented itself recently...
WALL STREET INSIGHT
US AUTHORITIES have aimed their bazooka at the coronavirus-stricken economy, but last week's historic rally may fade in the coming days as investors discover whether conventional economic weapons...
VIRUS OUTBREAK
A NEW cluster involving three people at a bridal salon in Yishun Industrial Street, The Wedding Brocade, was identified on Sunday, as the Ministry of Health (MOH) announced 42 new confirmed Covid-...
ASEAN BUSINESS
UNDERNEATH rosy headline figures, Asean's foreign direct investment (FDI) numbers suggest cause for concern, as the region continues to miss its own targets for regional economic integration, and...
With safe distancing limits in place, coaches find themselves pushed to change the way they interact with clients, putting a dampener on demand. Prospects of new business also appear to have dried...
RESILIENCE BUDGET
THOUGH the larger-than-expected S$48.4 billion Resilience Budget will not stave off recession, it will help to contain job losses and position Singapore better for an eventual recovery, said...
RESILIENCE BUDGET
THE beleaguered Singapore dollar (SGD) rallied on Friday, after Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat unveiled a massive fiscal injection as the economy careens towards recession.
RESILIENCE BUDGET
IT is "quite possible" that Singapore may have to do even more to help people and businesses cope with the coronavirus pandemic if the situation worsens, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on...
