The Business Times

Good Class Bungalow rentals slip following money-laundering scandal GCBs that once commanded between S$40,000 to S$80,000 in monthly rent now see a 10-20% fall in asking rents.

Pre-Covid visitor levels expected for Orchard Road Christmas light-up; event to be more sustainable: Orba This year’s light-up is expected to draw five million to six million visitors, matching previous pre-pandemic turn…

Loss-sharing framework for banks, telcos should adapt to keep pace with evolving scams Experts say that consumers will need to be more vigilant as FIs and telcos will now be less likely to offer the “safety net” of goodw…

UOB expects fee income to be bright spot as loans stay muted, costs catch up UOB has invested heavily – S$800 million over the past eight years – to build its regional payments, trade and cash networks; and it has starte…

Australia arrests Chinese money laundering suspects who lived the high life with private jets, luxury cars, homes The Chinese syndicate Long River allegedly ran the Changjiang Currency Exchange secretly and used it to la…

CapitaLand’s J’den to start preview at prices from S$2,100 psf The 99-year leasehold project is a redevelopment of the former JCube, a leisure and edutainment mall in Jurong East.

Latest 6-month T-bill cut-off yield up at 3.95%, demand falls This is higher than the last issue – which had a cut-off yield of 3.87%, but lower than the cut-off yield of 4.07% offered in September.

📍Last call to all Gen Zs! Is work giving you stress and anxiety? This Mental Health Awareness Month, join BT's Thrive team as they chat with professionals including career and life coaches on managing anxieties and movi…

Condo resale volume falls 18.4% in September; prices climb: SRX, 99.co The most expensive resale unit transacted in the month was S$32 million for a unit at Goodwood Residence.

Singapore retrenchments hit 4,100 in Q3, highest since Q4 2020 This brings year-to-date retrenchment figures to 11,120 – a near doubling of the 6,440 recorded in the whole of last year.

Will Gojek exit Singapore? Reducing its cut from drivers could be a prelude The cut in driver commission rates will “intensify losses” for Gojek and the business case for it to operate in Singapore remains “weak”, say an…

Soaring COE prices may become roadblock for China’s passenger EVs in Singapore Singapore buyers tend to be brand conscious, notes a market watcher. But if the COE of a car alone exceeds S$100,000, the value-driven buyers…