The Business Times

#BTOpinion: Executive condo prices are stretching affordability limits. Is it time to refine the model? The EC model should be refined to better meet the needs of driven young Singaporeans in buying their dream homes san…

Japanese capital pours into South-east Asia, seeking growth The favourable demographics in South-east Asia with a growing appetite for financing makes the region very attractive to Japanese investors.

Banker extraordinaire and takeover artist: Milestones from Wee Cho Yaw’s career Though media-shy, Wee often made headlines for high-profile M&A deals, at times clashing with business rivals. The Business Times looks back…

Retrenchment rules must keep flexibility for businesses while protecting workers: Tan See Leng While Singapore protects workers, it must “preserve the flexibility for businesses to adjust to market conditions, because th…

Singapore retail sales down 0.4% in December, reversing November’s gain Stats reversed from a 2.4% gain in the previous month, as most industries recorded declines in sales.

Singapore to review F1 contracts, audit 2022 race in light of graft allegations against Iswaran The contract review will be performed by the Ministry of Trade and Industry, while the audit will be conducted by the Singap…

#BTOpinion: SRS contributions are great for tax savings but may not be for everyone Even if you are earning a large enough amount that the tax savings from SRS contributions would be significant, you should also consider…

Lazada’s laid off union members get training fund, better support package This settlement comes about a month after NTUC first voiced its disappointment over the layoffs in Jan 5.

Tributes pour in for visionary banker Wee Cho Yaw Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong hailed Wee, who died on Saturday (Feb 3) at the age of 95, as “a titan of Singapore’s banking industry”.