The Business Times

SIA expects healthy passenger demand in near term, yields may drop as industry capacity rises SIA is ramping up its passenger capacity and expects to reach around 92% of pre-pandemic levels in December 2023, and full rec…

BT’s Yong Jun Yuan wins Most Promising Journalist of the Year award He bagged the award for highlighting investing opportunities and trends in the market, as well as for his “Making Bank” column, which focuses on financi…

Cut-off yield for latest 6-month T-bill falls to 3.75% as demand grows The total amount allotted at the most recent round was S$5.7 billion, the same as last round.

Fewer Singaporeans able to spend beyond basics and more are short on emergency funds: OCBC survey According to an OCBC survey, just 40% of Singaporeans can afford to spend beyond the basics most of the time, down eight p…

COE prices plunge by up to S$40,000 on quota bump Prices for Category B fell by S$40,000 to S$110,001, while prices for Category E decreased by S$32,992 to S$125,011.

Another BNPL player croaks; Pace in liquidation due to liabilities The inability to continue due to liabilities was cited as the reason for voluntary winding up in a resolution signed by founder and chief executive Turoc…

Singapore retains world No 2 spot on talent competitiveness index, ranks first in Asia-Pacific For the third consecutive year, Singapore came in behind Switzerland, which has taken first place on the index since 2013.

#BTOpinion: Growing private-hire car population, surging trips a roadblock to Singapore’s car-lite goal? With PHV rental more affordable than owning a car, would aspiring car owners use PHVs more often, instead of taking…

Singapore healthcare stocks: no more a defensive play as pandemic boost fades An ageing society may lift private healthcare providers while glove makers face struggle to regain outsized relevance.

Law Society elects Sam Hui Min Lisa as president She will be the Law Society of Singapore's third female president in the history of the society.

Real median income in Singapore falls 4.5% in first half of 2023 due to inflation, weaker outlook The drop in real incomes was felt by workers across different job sectors, as inflation outpaced wage increases.