The Business Times

How to cool a city: The Singapore experience Air temperature measurements show that Singapore’s Bishan Park can be 3 degrees cooler than high-density residential blocks in the middle of the city.

Dementia cover: Need versus want Dementia exacts a toll on the sufferer, families and society at large. Insurance can help to alleviate caregiving costs, but watch the fine print.

How do we make accountancy great again in Singapore? Singapore is so short of qualified accountants that a committee was convened by the government to brainstorm ways to attract more talent. How did we get here?

ERP 2.0 On-Board Unit rollout begins in November Installation of the new On-Board-Unit that supports Electronic Road Pricing 2.0 begins next month with fleet vehicles.

HDB to focus on housing needs of singles in survey of 8,600 households Singles aged between 21 and 54 years old, who do not own an HDB flat, can soon share their views on marriage as well as their housing needs and aspir…

Executive condo sellers remain among top profit gainers in Q3 Prime properties chalked up the biggest losses – losing between S$267,648 and S$700,000 in value – and accounted for the majority of loss-making deals.

Singapore headline inflation edges up to 4.1% in September; though core inflation drops to 3% Although crude oil prices have risen in recent months, global prices for most food commodities have continued to moderate.

Does the COE system need a radical overhaul? A look at three alternatives Create a separate COE category for PHVs or tax car usage more than ownership? Here are some suggested policy amendments worth considering.

#BTOpinion: Strong US dollar complicates outlook for Asia It seems likely that regional currencies will suffer continued weakness and volatility as US monetary policy remains restrictive.

Singapore to set up single gas buyer for power generation sector in 2024 This “more deliberate and coordinated” centralised approach is a long-term solution after staggering spikes in Singapore’s spot electricity prices…

Is Singapore’s unemployment rate in a ‘Goldilocks’ state? Singapore’s job market seems in good shape for now, but a low jobless rate is not the be-all and end-all for a healthy economy.