The Business Times

Grab sees no big layoffs despite weak market Grab said that it has been “very careful and judicious about any hiring” and, as a result, has not gotten to the “desperate” point of a hiring freeze or mass layoffs.

LinkedIn social experiments on 20 million users over 5 years may have affected people’s job prospects You are more likely to find a job through arms-length acquaintances than through close friends.

[✍️BT Editorial] Delistings : Adapt to market’s needs and raise the governance bar Over the past decade, solid, homegrown names such as Osim International and Eu Yan Sang have delisted and left the public sphere, a troub…

#BTLifestyle: Tambour marks Louis Vuitton’s 20 years of watchmaking Louis Vuitton’s Tambour timepieces are much sought-after by watch aficionados enamoured of its signature drum-shaped case and applied horns.

#BTLifestyle: The climate crisis in our backyard Wild Rice’s Pulau Ujong forces us to confront the environmental damage Singapore inflicts on itself.

Roger Federer: Enfant terrible to saintly global icon He leaves the sport with 20 Grand Slams, including 8 Wimbledons, 103 titles and more than US$130 million in prize money alone.

#BTLifestyle: Desaru getaway at One&Only resort No longer Tioman’s ugly cousin, it offers a tropical experience that easily rivals that of a Phuket or Koh Samui getaway - and it's just a drive away.

#Brunch: The cost of death They say nothing is certain except death and taxes, though today, you can add inflation. More on the cost of death: bt.sg/wPKp