The Business Times

Singapore inflation busts analyst forecasts in June; more MAS policy tightening expected The increase was sharpest for households in the top 20% of income.

SIA maintains safe distance from shareholders even as passenger load factors recover strongly #BTOpinion: With the risks associated with Covid-19 receding, companies should not be allowed to take the path of least resist…

GuocoLand CEO has his sights set on creating a multi-platform real estate company GuocoLand CEO Cheng Hsing Yao says the group is keen to beef up its investment portfolio, which will set the stage for the growth of its a…

Meyer Park launched for collective sale at S$420m reserve price This marks the first time Meyer Park has obtained the requisite 80% owners’ consent to a collective sale, despite 4 attempts in the past to go en bloc.

Japan Foods’ halal outlets dish out success Japan Foods broke into the halal market with its Tokyo Shokudo ramen brand, which opened in Tampines Mall in 2020. “How to make a good taste, same as non-halal brands, is our m…

Auctions rebound in Q2 as interest rates surge: Knight Frank "While some owners previously chose to sell their properties independently, the expectation of further domestic interest rate hikes and the prospect of better…

Singapore core inflation hits 4.4% in June, highest level since global financial crisis While core inflation should peak in the third quarter, MAS added: “There remain upside risks to inflation from fresh shocks to globa…

Gojek extends driver fee to end-2022 amid fuel price uncertainties The latest extension to end-2022 “will provide much-needed earnings protection and security” for drivers, said Gojek.

How to spot a good stock: Does management walk the talk? Factors that help inspire confidence in company managers include their transparency over issues, alignment of interests, and having a strong past track record

Inverted Singapore bond yield curve adds to expectations for higher mortgage rates Singapore Savings Bonds priced off the daily average yields of government bonds, but unlikely to track any yield curve inversions

AMO Residence sells over 98% of its 372 units on launch weekend AMO Residence, which is the first major project in Ang Mo Kio in over 8 years, saw prices starting from S$1,890 per square foot (psf).