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#BTOpinion: Sino-Indian friendship can turbo-charge Asian economies and investments Gloom and doom often dominate discussions around geopolitics, but can a bright spot emerge if ties between China and India blossom?

Glove manufacturers, medical suppliers surf new Covid-19 wave Shares of Singapore’s listed glove manufacturers and other medical equipment suppliers are up as much as 20 per cent year to date on the back of a Covid-19 wa…

Why is MAS suspending third-party channels for remittances to China? The Business Times looks into Singapore’s remittance industry, the third-party channels in use, and why the suspension is necessary.

#SGBudget2024: PwC hopes Budget 2024 will support businesses, sustainability and workers PwC is calling for a refundable tax credit framework, as well as sustainability and workforce related measures.

An unforgettable dining experience coming soon for BT readers The event will feature off-menu dishes, free-flow wine and S$1,500 worth of prizes to be won.

Powell pivot splits views on Fed rate scenarios for 2024 Investment managers are increasingly divided over how the United States Federal Reserve will move in 2024.

High chilli prices feed inflation in Indonesia ahead of central bank’s rate decision The tiny but mighty chilli padi is having an outsized impact on inflation in Indonesia, exposing gaps in the country’s food production…

#BTOpinion: Singapore’s green report card a reminder of broader issues for the Republic Even while staying committed to emissions-reduction plans, it helps to remember how fragile and aspirational they are.

Explained: Why English football club finances are under scrutiny Three English Premier League football clubs have been sanctioned or are under investigation for using accounting tricks to play down their financial losses…

#BTOpinion: 17Live’s precipitous share price fall may set back Singapore’s tech listing ambitions Pushing ahead with the listing – despite signs that the deal would not be well-received – could have put a dent in Singapo…

MAS to suspend non-bank and non-card channels for remittance to China from Jan 1, 2024 This comes after reports of remittances to China through companies in Singapore being frozen in Chinese bank accounts.