The Business Times

Malaysia’s tax amnesty programme draws interest from Singapore companies Under the amnesty, taxpayers can voluntarily disclose any undeclared or under-declared income, or rectify over-claimed expenses in previous Years o…

Singapore looking to launch guidelines for the valuation of intangible assets The Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) is seeking a contractor to propose an outline for new intangible assets valuation guideli…

Singapore to be first South-east Asia market for Volkswagen’s electric vehicles Pre-sales of mainstream EVs under the Skoda and Volkswagen brands will start at the end of 2023, with deliveries to begin in the first quart…

More volatility expected in commodity markets as Russia troubles persist: analysts The ongoing turmoil in Russia could bring about more volatility in the commodities space – particularly in crude oil, natural gas and gra…

#BTOpinion: Young couples can afford the condo dream - but at what cost? A graduate couple in their mid to late 30s earning median income will have a combined monthly income of S$17,776. Along with other criteria, they c…

Bank tie-ups with concert organisers are helping to win customers Some students sought to open savings accounts to get a debit card, as they are ineligible for credit cards, while others asked for recommendations for stu…

Singapore’s factory output falls by steeper-than-expected 10.8% in May The month’s figures marked the eighth straight month of decline, and also the first double-digit drop recorded since November 2019.

Singapore, Sichuan companies sign 6 MOUs as bilateral trade hits record US$2.7 billion in 2022 With cumulative actual investments of about US$4.2 billion across 737 projects, Singapore was also Sichuan’s largest foreign…

Metis Energy’s independent director resigns after receiving corruption charge Renewable energy infrastructure company Metis Energy on Saturday (Jun 24) said that one of its independent directors, Henry Wong Chuen Yuen, h…

#BTOpinion: Investor activism may be key to reviving market “Ridiculous lowball” offers are made because many of them actually succeed, laments BT's Ben Paul. Tired of waiting for the market to ascribe a genuinely fair a…

Analysts still bearish about S&P despite rallies Rising rates, potential recessions and lower earnings outlooks underpin pundits’ cautious bearing.