The Business Times

Sembmarine a candidate for STI inclusion as market cap rises post merger Its increased market cap of S$8.2 billion makes it the largest counter on the STI reserve list, which means it has a chance of being added to the b…

All quiet on the collective sale front as deals stall over price gap “If there is no buyer for their en bloc sale, sellers just wait for a better time to launch a collective sale again. They are not likely to reduce the…

Bernard Arnault’s fortune soars past US$200 billion for first time He joins Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos as the only individuals to have ever exceeded US$200 billion, and is the first person outside the US to accomplish the…

Iras probing property transactions for stamp duty tax avoidance Iras is sending letters to some first-time buyers of private property for an explanation on why they sold only 1% of the property to a relative, barely a we…

DBS’ entanglement with Barossa project spotlights rising litigation risks for banks DBS is said to contribute US$60 million to a syndicated loan to an Australian company building a controversial gas project that has rais…

#BTOpinion: Boustead’s suspension: A fight SGX cannot afford to lose SGX's credibility could be dented if it fails to get Boustead Singapore to make a "fair and reasonable" exit offer for Boustead Projects, or support th…

Switzerland to cancel, cut top Credit Suisse executives’ bonuses The executive board will have all outstanding variable remuneration to the end of 2022 cancelled, while top managers one level below will have theirs reduc…

Singapore construction firm’s swings stand out among tiny IPOs Singapore's Multi Ways Holdings surged as much as 553% at one point in its debut on the NYSE American exchange, making it one of the top-performing stocks to…

HDB resale prices rise 0.5% in March after easing in February: SRX, 99.co The number of million-dollar flat transactions in March rose 62.5% from the month before, with 39 such deals taking place.

Scammers making calls without ‘+’ prefix may be using local SIM cards, say experts One way scammers get ahold of local SIM cards is by picking up SIM cards thrown away carelessly by tourists visiting Singapore.

Singapore banks may face squeeze in net interest margins amid muted loan growth, high demand for FDs They are seeing muted loan demand from borrowers while depositors are increasingly flocking to higher-interest fixed de…