The Business Times

Festive F&B demand dampened by Singaporeans flying out “We are not expecting the year-end to be as amazing because the more affluent Singaporeans or expatriates, who are usually also the wine drinkers, are jumping on the…

Indonesia’s Parliament approves longstanding extradition, defence agreements with S’pore The agreement between Indonesia and Singapore will provide “legal certainty” for the two countries in carrying out extradition of f…

🎥SG watch collectors score all-expenses-paid trip to watch the World Cup Ballin' good times: Here's how VIP customers of Hublot were treated to an all-expenses-paid trip to watch the World Cup while also experiencing th…

Analysts favour US equities, dollar as Fed remains hawkish One analyst said Asian investors could position for US dollar strength through investments in quality US companies and USD-hedged investment grade bonds.

Grab to implement cost cuts, cites uncertain macroeconomic situation: CEO in memo “None of these decisions were easy, but are meant to help us get leaner and fitter, as we accelerate even faster towards sustainable, prof…

Branch wars: Banks woo customers with elaborately decked physical spaces After pushing customers to do as many transactions as possible online, banks are now competing to offer the largest and most elaborate physical spa…

Housing prices in Asia Pacific “misaligned” and at a turning point: IMF Housing affordability remains a “major concern” and is expected to deteriorate as interest rates increase, said the IMF.

US to blacklist over 30 Chinese companies Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin says the US has “politicised and weaponised economic cooperation”.

Job vacancies ease for second straight quarter: MOM The number of job vacancies fell to 108,200 in September while the ratio of job vacancies to unemployed persons also decreased to 2.2.

Malaysia to cut power subsidies for large businesses: Anwar He said that small- and medium-sized enterprises, as well as those involved in agriculture and food production, will not be affected by the subsidy cuts.

Federal Reserve pledges more rate hikes despite fears of US economy stalling The Federal Reserve raised interest rates by half a percentage point on Wednesday and projected at least an additional 75 basis points of incre…

New Singapore-EU pact to boost cooperation and establish common framework in digital realm Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen announced the EU-Singapore Digital Partners…