The Business Times

Grab’s cash-advance scheme for drivers stirs debate, draws calls for more clarity According to Grab's website, a S$1,500 cash advance, payable over a year, would be charged a S$120 admin fee.

#Brunch: Tech layoffs’ missing humanity Letting go of workers in a downturn doesn’t have to be as cold and callous as we’ve seen in some of the recent tech retrenchments, say business school experts.

FCT cements position as heartland mall king with Nex acquisition: analysts FCT is “fortressing the suburban king title” with the potential to grow further post-acquisition, said DBS, adding that this an “accretive and si…

Housing market has slowed; government will keep eye on prices and borrowing: DPM Heng “We must guard against a sustained increase in prices that is not backed by income and other fundamentals. Left unchecked, this could…

Latest Singapore Savings Bond undersubscribed; 10-year average return at 2.97% Returns on this tranche were lower than previous issuances. The February tranche is offering a first-year interest rate of 2.84%, and a 10-ye…

Founders’ dispute: Court finds Incomlend co-founder breached shareholders’ deed The three co-founders of Incomlend have signed an agreement to become full-time employees of the company, though one never left his HSBC job…

#BTthrive: Cashing in this Chinese New Year T-bills are all the rage now, with their yields sounding pretty sweet. But plonking all your money into T-bills or fixed deposits might not make sense as these short-term inves…

#BTOpinion: Navigating rough waters, CapitaLand Investment can surprise shareholders by distributing units in Reits CapitaLand Investment shareholders may be happy to get a mix of cash dividend and units of listed trusts…

#BTOpinion: When the boss asks you to do something illegal Principled rebellion: Here's an 8-step guide on how to say no to your bosses, systematically and sequentially.

French luxury group LVMH posts record sales, net profit for 2022 Sales came in at 79 billion euros (S$112.8 billion) and net profit at 14 billion euros for 2022 – both new records for the group, whose brands include Bulg…

HDB resale price growth slows to 10.4% for 2022 as prices flatten, sales fall in Q4 Resale prices rose 2.3% quarter on quarter, making for the slowest growth in 2022.

Private home prices up 0.4% in Q4; 2022 notches up increase of 8.6%: URA For the whole of 2022, prices of private residential properties increased by 8.6%, compared to the 10.6% rise in 2021.

Malaysia PM Anwar’s official visit to Singapore may bring several pressing issues to the fore Boosting connectivity, growing the digital economy, and the Pedra Branca issue could come up for discussion while meeting with…