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Start your day with BT ☕️: Stocks to watch: Yangzijiang Shipbuilding, CapitaLand Investment, Dasin Retail Trust, Sembcorp Industries Top Stories 1. Singapore: Singapore PMI up 0.2 point in November, echoes improved regio…

FedEx throws weight behind freight to fire up Apac growth engine It would be “a waste if we don’t seize that opportunity and penetrate into the freight forwarding market”, said Eric Tan, managing director of FedEx Expres…

JS-SEZ poised to attract ‘China Plus One’ investments with fast-tracked approvals, tax incentives Trump’s potential trade tariffs and escalating geopolitical tensions could disrupt global supply chains, making the JS-SEZ…

#BTOpinion: MAS is right to resist push for even looser leverage requirements for Singapore Reits A more liberal regulatory stance towards these trusts – including the ones that are here just for the external manager mod…

Bitcoin stalls short of US$100,000. What next? Some market players are already looking ahead to the next big resistance of US$200,000 as they view breaching US$100,000 to be a matter of time.

🥂Good news, BT readers! Starting this week, we will be lifting the paywall on our Lifestyle stories Enjoy full access to our coverage from food to travel, design, arts and more. Selected past articles will also be progr…

F&B business openings slow so far in 2024, but observers say industry remains attractive The formation rate of new F&B entities for the first nine months of 2024 is just 11%, down from 14% the year before.

Singapore’s energy sector to offer highest bonuses in 2025, transport firms lead salary increments: survey 91% of polled employers in the transport, logistics and automotive sector intend to raise salaries by 3% or more.

MAS fines JPMorgan S$2.4 million for misconduct by relationship managers Some clients were charged a spread over the interbank prices.

MOF launches open call for feedback on Singapore Budget 2025 For six weeks from Dec 2 to Jan 12, 2025, Singaporeans may share their thoughts on a range of themes for the upcoming Budget 2025.

SingPost to divest Australia business for A$1 billion The buyer is Pacific Equity Partners, an Australia-headquartered private equity fund.

Stocks to watch: SingPost, Nio, Boustead SingPost to divest Australia business for A$1 billion; Nio delivered 28.9% more vehicles this month compared to last November.

Start your day with BT ☕️: 1. Singapore: Singapore’s energy sector to offer highest bonuses in 2025, transport firms lead salary increments: survey 2. Singapore: F&B business openings slow so far in 2024, but observers s…