The Business Times

#Brunch: Grape expectations adapt to climate change "Rising temperatures have forced wines from certain regions to not taste like what they were before 20 years ago... People start thinking, ‘Oh, why does this taste so d…

CSA consults public on proposed amendments to Cybersecurity Bill The amendments will ensure that Singapore’s cybersecurity laws remain fit for purpose, and can address the emerging challenges in cyberspace.

New private home sales more than treble in November to highest in four months Developers’ sales were up by 286.2% from the 203 units in October and up 201.5% year on year.

Prosecution considers more charges against money laundering accused Su Baolin; defence restates cancer risk The police is considering additional charges for forgery, fraud, cheating or other money laundering-related offe…

Singapore consumer spending to slow next year: Mastercard Singapore consumers in 2023 allocated a smaller share of their money to discretionary spending compared to 2019, and spent more on essentials than they did pre-Co…

A feast for all the senses Organised by BT and ST, ChildAid 2023 raised over $2 million with its first musical dinner theatre.

Singapore’s tourist arrivals fall again to 1.1 million in November It marks the fourth straight month of declines.

Singapore government cuts FY22 emissions by 3.5% on incineration plant closure Leading among the top emitters was the Ministry of Transport, which emitted 6.1% more greenhouse gases in FY2022 from a year ago.

The Japanese ‘weirdo’ who built a cool toaster and changed the way we heat bread Would you pay S$539 for the Balmuda toaster - known as the Rolls-Royce of toasters? Its product designer Gen Terao believes in elevating th…

Market uncertainty, recession risks could pave way for record gold prices in 2024 Market watchers expect the commodity’s price to fall in US$1,900-US$2,350 per ounce range, breaking the record of US$2,100 set on Dec 4 th…

Investors remain cautious even as tap for startup funding flows again Some late-stage investors who were previously gung-ho about the situation last year now say that they aren’t interested in anything currently.