The Business Times

#BTOpinion: After The Continuum, weak take-up in any new launch will cast a pall on the private housing market Poor sales at any upcoming major housing project launch could help halt the winning streak for private home p…

SIA Group flies nearly 2.7 million passengers in April, pace of recovery slowing SIA has had a 205% jump in passenger numbers to 2.7 million in March; and for February, the surge is 338% to 2.4 million.

Singapore cruise demand stays strong as fly-cruise visitors return on reopened skies There's also rising demand for fly-cruises, in which passengers fly to Singapore to begin a cruise here.

Foreign buying in private homes at five-year high in Q1, just before rollout of cooling measures The number of non-landed luxury homes in the prime Core Central Region bought by foreigners spiked by 123.9% to 159 units i…

TikTok launches tech programme to train 5,000 students over 5 years The programme is a free three-week intensive technical bootcamp for tertiary-level students.

Blossoms by the Park, Tembusu Grand launches push new home sales up 80.3% in April This marks the fourth consecutive month of increase in new home sales, even after cooling measures aimed at curbing investment demand wer…

Record temperatures, heatstroke cases engulf South-east Asia In Malaysia, as many as 14 heatstroke cases were reported, including the death of a child, which prompted the Health Ministry to issue a public advisory.

Kallang roar comes alive as Blackpink dazzles the National Stadium Blackpink "Shut Down" the National Stadium over the weekend with their high-octane, 105-minute set.

Sea’s path to profit paved with layoffs, single-ply toilet paper Business-class flights were banned, snacks disappeared from offices, luxury tea brand TWG was replaced with Lipton. And in some restrooms, two-ply toilet p…

Funding crunch in Apac commercial real estate opens doors for local property players A CBRE report shows that Singapore is the lone exception in the region, with no expected funding gap from now to 2025.

Singapore firms more pessimistic after poorer Q1 performance: survey All three business performance indicators were down from a quarter ago, with net balance for sales taking the biggest hit, tumbling 20 percentage point…