The Business Times

🎙BT Future of Finance: How to take advantage of emerging shifts and trade patterns With the shift in ASEAN’s global supply chains, what does this mean for SMEs in their pursuit of internationalisation? UOB's Jimmy Koh s…

#EmergingEnterprise2023: Creating green solutions for sustainable businesses From setting up solar panels to recycling batteries, these Emerging Enterprise finalists create solutions for multiple points in the sustainabi…

Record dividends expected for Singapore’s largest stocks this year: Janus Henderson The strong growth in Singapore’s banking stocks in the third quarter has propelled payouts to rise by 31.3% to US$4.5 billion among the…

All adult Singaporeans to receive Assurance Package cash payments in December All adult Singaporeans will receive between S$200 and S$800 in December to help with the rising cost of living.

#BTOpinion: Financial services are Grab’s final hurdle in its push to profitability Investors may want to hold back on celebrating for now – Grab’s push for profitability will require its financial services and digital b…

Singapore’s deep-tech startups snare lion’s share of funding as VC interest returns “Deep tech is worth backing because we are solving real and meaningful problems that will create huge value... Investor confidence will…

#BTOpinion: Considerations on working CPF savings harder to combat inflation Withdrawing CPF savings to indulge is alluring. But many of us should be pragmatic and financially prudent, as we could live to ripe old ages.

Enterprise Singapore opens third US office in San Francisco San Francisco was chosen because of the “very rich innovation ecosystem” in the Bay Area, says Enterprise Singapore CEO Lee Chuan Teck.

Former Workers’ Party MP Yaw Shin Leong dies at 47 An obituary posted on Yaw’s Facebook and LinkedIn accounts stated that he died on Nov 10. No cause of death was stated.

At least S$3.7 million lost to rental scams in H1 2023 At least 616 victims fell prey to rental scams - a jump from the same period last year, when there were 360 cases involving at least S$1.2 million in losses.