The Business Times

Diamond Rolex, anyone? This holiday season may call for it The slowdown in the luxury sector is hitting watches and jewellery. It’s probably a good time to put some bling under the tree.

China’s property market meltdown: The picture so far The downward spiral of China’s ailing property sector shows no sign of abating despite the government’s rollout of a seemingly endless series of supportive but as yet…

#Brunch: Life in plastic, it’s fantastic Plastic surgery is becoming more popular as it gains acceptance in society. But with strong demand comes keen competition; can businesses stay a cut above the rest? BT's Tan Nai L…

Singapore’s October factory output rebounds with 7.4% expansion after 12-month slump Electronics was the best-performing cluster in October, with output expanding 14.8 per cent year on year, extending the previous month’…

No Signboard sinks into the red in Q2 as revenue shrinks on outlet closures The company reported a net loss of S$0.4 million for Q2, compared to a net profit of S$90,230 in the year-ago period.

You deserve a great nap It's Friday. And you can only drink so much coffee.

#BTOpinion: Unbridled innovation: a rude awakening for Singapore’s banks? To keep pace with the rapidly evolving fintech space, it seems traditional banks might be prioritising speed and novelty over the foundational ele…

Gojek S’pore head calls for review of age criterion for private-hire drivers to boost supply The requirement that all new private-hire drivers here must be at least 30 years old and must be Singapore citizens was put in…

Malaysia hotel rates to rise 30% in 2024, but weaker ringgit will still lure tourists While domestic travellers will likely feel the pinch of higher rates, the impact on the international market will be minimal due to th…

Eight budding companies clinch top accolades at Emerging Enterprise Awards Singapore-based Conex Healthcare and Profileprint, as well as Malaysia-based Troopers Innovation, snagged the Emerging Enterprise Award for their…