The Business Times

#BTOpinion: Living to 120 and beyond? It is reasonable to expect that the numbers of healthier and functioning elderly will grow, and this has implications for the future of work and finances, among other aspects.

How Intel CEO Tan Lip-Bu survived a presidential attack What unfolded over just one week in early August 2025 reads like a corporate thriller – complete with dramatic demands, public defiance and an unexpected reconcilia…

#BTLifestyle: Parisian dining comes to Table at Pierre Herme The patisserie’s in-house restaurant is promising, but very much a work in progress.

Apple claims ex-employee, China’s Oppo stole trade secrets “Concealing his impending employment with a direct competitor, Dr Chen Shi set up and attended dozens of one-on-one meetings with Apple Watch technical team memb…

#BTLifestyle: Singapore hotels redefine luxury with oxygen pods, ice baths and more High-performance travellers don’t care for aromatherapy and facials – they want hyperbaric oxygen chambers, infrared saunas, contrast th…

Creative narrows H2 loss to US$4.4 million, but US tariff threat weighs on revenue The loss includes US$2.1 million in employee severance payments, after restructuring exercises. Earlier this year, Creative laid off 14%…

Success of graduate traineeship scheme will hinge on how employers design programmes: observers Trainees should view these opportunities as ‘strategic bridges’ to full-time roles, said an observer.