The Business Times

Instant-coffee maker Food Empire’s potential dual listing may not mean instant success Without significant operations in East Asia, it might find it difficult to stir up interest in the Hong Kong market, where it is expl…

🎙BT Future of Finance: Fostering employee pride is the UOB Way (Ep 5) As the future of work evolves, how can organisations attract, retain and future proof their talent pipeline? Dean Tong, UOB's head of group human res…

Property auction listings rise 24.4% in Q3 despite economic uncertainties: Knight Frank Fresh auction listings continue to attract prospective buyers, especially “those who had been following the market long enough to to…

Early-bird tickets for F1 2024 sold out, says race organiser Sales of regular priced tickets will start at 10 am on Nov 1, ahead of schedule.

S-E Asia continues to feel the heat from US dollar’s hot streak The Malaysian ringgit dropped to a 25-year low since the Asian financial crisis in the late 1990s, reaching 4.777 to the US dollar last Friday (Oct 27).

OK Lim takes stand; says family oil trading business had ‘left pocket, right pocket’ model Speaking in Mandarin through an interpreter, Lim Oon Kuin said funds might be sent from one of his companies to another as assist…

Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone MOU to be signed in January “In an increasingly uncertain post-pandemic world, we need to enhance our cooperation, in particular our economic links and our people-to-people ties,” PM…

Singapore’s growth set to improve in second half of 2024: MAS Resident nominal average monthly earnings growth is expected to “fall considerably” as nominal GDP growth declines and bonus payments normalise after an atypi…

F1 race sent Singapore hotels’ average room rate, takings to record highs in September Singapore hotels’ average room rate surged in September to reach a record S$325.24, surpassing the previous year-to-date peak of S$29…

#BTOpinion: Does MAS, IMDA’s phishing scam framework protect small consumers or big corporations? Making consumers responsible for transactions they did not authorise may erode their trust in the banks.

Singapore’s biggest money laundering probe reveals web of corporate links, some more than 6 years old Suspects in Singapore’s S$2.8 billion money laundering case have been incorporating companies in the country since Jan…