The Business Times

#BTOpinion: Brace for supply chain risks from conflict and climate change in 2024 Beyond man-made crises, climate change and severe weather events also pose unprecedented threats to global supply chains.

Economists expect MAS to stand pat in January review amid easing headline, core inflation Private-sector economists expect the Monetary Authority of Singapore to keep monetary policy settings unchanged in January, after…

En blocked: Collective sales at standstill though commercial deals stir interest This year, the market had a dismal success rate of 25 per cent.

Singapore’s November factory output marks two straight months of growth, up lower-than-expected 1% Manufacturing output gained 1 per cent on year in November, extending October’s surprise 7.6 per cent growth.

Uncertainty arises over Red Sea diversions, surcharges after Maersk’s U-turn Maersk announced on Christmas Eve that it was preparing to allow eastbound and westbound vessels to resume transit through the Red Sea.

Singapore’s headline, core inflation ease in November The lower headline inflation was due to lower inflation for retail and other goods, food, as well as electricity and gas.

In Hong Kong, Chinese tourists abandon luxury for thrift Gone are the days when mainland tourists splurged on luxury handbags, pricey gold watches and designer clothes.

No one wants used EVs, making new ones a tougher sell too Buyers are shunning them due to a lack of subsidies, a desire to wait for better technology and continued shortfalls in charging infrastructures.

JTC to reclaim 172ha of land in Tuas for industrial use, improved connections to Tuas Port The project will “meet land demand for future industrial uses as part of ongoing plans to rejuvenate the older parts of Jurong an…