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Sats says it remains on track to restoring profitability Sats said it remains on track to restore profitability, a week after it filed its notice of three consecutive years of losses.

✍️Editorial: Employers can get staff to start retirement planning early In a survey of 2,000 working adults in Singapore, a worrying 79% either did not have a retirement plan or are not on track with any.

HDB launches more than 6,000 BTO flats in December exercise; analysts expect demand to dip An industry watcher says that the overall application rate in December is potentially at below two applicants per unit on average…

Singapore retail sales down 0.1% in October, undoing September gains It reverses from the previous month’s 0.8% growth amid a deeper contraction in the sales of recreational goods and furniture.

Why is it so hard to say ‘I don’t know’ at work? "It’s one of the most destructive factors in business – that everyone masquerades like they know the answer, and no one will ever admit they don’t know – and it makes it a…

ChildAid 2023 raises over S$2 million for charities Organised by The Business Times and The Straits Times, the annual children’s charity fundraiser was envisioned for the first time as a musical mystery dinner theatre.

Singapore rushes to ink carbon credit deals at COP28 Singapore has inked a number of preliminary carbon credit deals at the UN Climate Change Conference in Dubai, as a national emissions offsetting scheme is set to begin…

S$70 million Singapore AI initiative to develop first large language model with South-east Asian context It fills a current gap in the scene, as most large language models originate from Western countries, whose cultures…

Class action may be difficult to mount against Cordlife despite grounds for compensation: lawyers “It is currently uncertain if all of the affected customers of Cordlife had the exact same contract terms. If there are di…