The Business Times

Takeaways from the US election for Singapore’s next GE Singapore voters are chiefly concerned about bread-and-butter issues and how government policies affect their lives and livelihoods.

More Singaporeans invest, but worries persist over overspending, lack of retirement planning: OCBC survey Dinks – those who are married, engaged or in a serious relationship, and do not have children and do not support t…

Income Insurance and Allianz say their deal is still alive despite government veto They note that discussions over proposed acquisition of local insurer are still ongoing, and there is no guarantee that a transaction wil…

GIC believes in long-term potential of US, even as estimating returns becomes harder: SM Lee He says GIC continues to see investment opportunities in the world’s largest economy, especially in climate technology and sust…

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Network effect: How the new Thomson-East Coast Line moved property prices and rents A PropertyGuru case study shows an advantage to getting in early, but broader trends may lessen the impact over time.

‘Good results’ from ongoing push to strengthen Singapore’s accounting sector: Indranee Several recommendations, such as increasing starting salaries and expanding entry pathways, have been put into practice.

DBS share buyback raises questions on capital management as counter hits all-time high DBS says its S$3 billion share buyback programme promises to raise earnings per share and return on equity.

Tesla, Coinbase and more: Trading in Singapore jumps on Trump win Trading volumes in Singapore the day after the election soared 265% for Tesla, 343% for Coinbase and 82% for Trump Media, compared with the previous day,…

Singapore banks optimistic about earnings, capital returns amid yet another quarterly results beat They also see upsides to net interest margins during a Trump 2.0 presidency, as expected inflationary policies may result…

Stocks to watch: Jardine C&C, StarHub, First Resources, Civmec, GP Industries, Japan Foods StarHub's Q3 net profit is up 11.1% despite lower revenue; Jardine Cycle and Carriage Q3 earnings were down slightly yoy.

Start your day with BT ☕️: 1. Companies: Singapore banks optimistic about earnings, capital returns amid yet another quarterly results beat 2. Companies: DBS share buyback raises questions on capital management as counte…