The Business Times

Ringgit hits new low of RM3.50 against Singapore dollar; economists expect downward trend to continue Since the start of the year, the ringgit has fallen by nearly 6.6% against the Singapore dollar, from RM3.2742 on Janu…

VietJet’s billionaire founder sued in Singapore over 4 leased planes after loan default VietJet Aviation and its founder are among 11 parties that are being sued in Singapore over allegedly conspiring to block the releas…

Hong Kong PE firm paying S$460 million for stake in Singapore heart, cancer centres Templewater, a private equity Hong Kong-based firm will acquire OncoCare Medical and Novena Heart Centre in Singapore.

The COE brake on car sales From the Suzuki Swift to the Peugeot 3008, here are five Category A car models that are sold by dealers at razor-thin margins.

Residents to be rewarded for cutting electricity usage during peak periods under pilot programme Households that reduce their energy usage when alerted will receive financial incentives.

#BTExplains: The history and evolution of Singapore’s road pricing systems Singapore’s first road pricing system began in 1975 with the Area Licensing System that levied a charge – initially S$3 a day – to enter the Cent…

Japan’s ‘name-and-shame’ fix for listco valuation is short-term, may not work in Singapore While shame is “a pretty powerful weapon” in Japanese culture, the Singapore market would suffer from a loss of investor confiden…

#BTOpinion: Property groups may gain by selling Singapore assets now to buy assets overseas later The time may soon be right for strong players to seize distressed property opportunities in markets such as Australia, Chi…

Panellists urge Singapore firms to play the long game in Vietnam, build trust with partners “When we do business in Vietnam, it’s not about how good we are, or what services we offer; it’s about how long we are in this c…

Singapore to import low-carbon electricity from Vietnam This marks Singapore's fourth cross-border electricity contract with its regional neighbours, in its bid to decarbonise the power sector.

Singapore banks likely to report slower growth for Q3 amid weak loans, flattish net interest margins Earnings are expected to be weighed down by weak loans and minimal expansion in net interest margins, analysts say.