The Business Times

Asian bourses join billion-dollar race to tap carbon offset boom What’s clear is that money in Asia is flowing into the space, with investors betting the flurry of climate pledges from countries and companies will drive…

#BTOpinion: Mind the triple whammy of higher debt, tax and wage costs hitting Singapore stocks A number of trends could create unfriendly terrain for listed companies. But a silver lining could emerge if higher wages lif…

🎥Singapore tops world’s most expensive cities in 2022 Singapore and New York are ranked as the world’s most expensive cities in 2022 according to the Worldwide Cost of Living index. But is this a true reflection of the…

Climbing 14 flights of stairs to watch a World Cup match It wasn't just football stars breaking a sweat during the World Cup, BT's Dylan Tan also got a good workout getting to his seat - but he would gladly climb those s…

People transformation crucial to a company’s strategic agenda: UOB’s Dean Tong "If change is not painful, then you’re not changing enough. When you hear people complain, but you start to see them moving along with you, t…

Quitting your job? Don’t keep quiet Departures should be announced department or companywide as soon as they’re confirmed to prevent overthinking and second-guessing, says BT's Jeanette Tan.

Gold’s appeal rises as global economy wobbles, but expect volatility While the Russia-Ukraine war brought about robust gold prices in Q1 2022, sentiment tapered in the later quarters due to rising inflation and higher re…

A breathtaking World Cup in Qatar that captivated the planet from start to finish #BTLifestyle: “Amazing” is probably the most used word in the last four weeks, says BT's U-Wen, with nearly every day of the competition d…

#BTOpinion: Getting a better grip on Top Glove’s changing fortunes Top Glove's dismal showing follows a spectacular pandemic-driven performance. Could it have better prepared itself for the inevitable slowdown? BT's Anit…

Keppel Offshore & Marine to pay 343.6m reais (S$88 million) in settlement for Brazil corruption charges It is in relation to corrupt payments made by a former agent of Keppel O&M in Brazil.

En bloc deadlock to continue in 2023 The rise in housing prices has led to owners of collective sale sites hiking their asking prices, but the result is “unrealistic” reserve prices, which is why many en bloc projects fa…