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BYD overtakes Tesla as top EV seller in Singapore; market share rises to 25.1% Meanwhile, the adoption of EVs in Singapore has risen to 18.1 per cent of total car registrations in 2023, compared to 11.8 per cent in 2022.

Singapore could star in the race towards nuclear fusion energy “If one day there is fusion, Singapore has to be ready. If you buy a reactor, you need people to run and control it, and to advise on decision-making,” said…

#BTOpinion: ‘Greenhushing’ and the risk of quiet quitting on climate goals Greenhushing, the opposite of greenwashing, takes place when corporates deliberately under-report their environmental, social and corporate gover…

Slowing markets, still-high financing costs cloud outlook for property companies but financial health intact Analysts told BT that they did not view the profit warnings as potential red flags that things are going downhi…

IBM to managers: move near an office or leave company Those working remotely, other than employees with exceptions such as medical issues or military service, who do not live close enough to commute to a facility must re…

Singapore’s upstream energy plays in negative territory on economic worries Why are SGX's energy plays struggling despite rising oil prices? Rex, RH Petrogas, and Geo Energy face investor concerns over execution and dema…

BYD the best-selling EV brand in Singapore as Toyota, Mercedes-Benz and BMW remain top three According to LTA. China EV-only brand BYD registered 1,416 cars, accounting for 4.7 per cent of the 30,225 new cars registered…

Singapore’s 2023 investment commitments down 44%, but S$12.7 billion figure above medium-to-long-term target range In 2022, an exceptional spike in semiconductor investments resulted in a record S$22.5 billion in FAI – “…

Grab captured 55% of SEA’s food delivery market in 2023: report While Grab grew 6.8 per cent year on year in terms of GMV, its closest competitors Foodpanda and Gojek declined by 12.9 per cent and 10 per cent year on yea…

A sneak peek into S-Reits’ FY23 earnings Sabana Reit’s FY2023 gross revenue grew 17.9 per cent year on year to S$111.9 million while Suntec Reit’s FY2023 gross revenue increased by 8.3 per cent compared to a year earlier…

What will it take for AEM, Cordlife to rebound? Investors wading in now are taking a gamble, as the implications of the problems uncovered at the two companies are probably still unclear