The Business Times

Hotels at full throttle as F1 weekend occupancies, rates set to beat 2024 They expect a smooth ride as festivities approach the finish line.

The lucrative world of F1: A peek under the hood of the drivers’ salaries Ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix, we take a look at the estimated earnings of the world’s fastest drivers.

High-floor office unit in GB Building at Tanjong Pagar up for sale at S$10.8 million The building’s ground-floor retail podium was recently sold for S$39.2 million, or S$3,000 per square foot.

DBS gains S$26 billion in value, widening lead against OCBC The bank is more efficiently run versus its peers and has more of a focus to reward shareholders.

Singapore banks to enforce 24-hour cooling period for digital transactions exceeding 50% of account balance This is for current and savings accounts, including joint accounts, with balances of at least S$50,000.

NUS implements full work-from-office policy for all full-time staff An NUS spokeswoman said that based on MOM data, close to 70% of companies in Singapore had returned to full office-based work arrangements by 2023.

Short-term boosts, long-term wins: Stocks to watch as Singapore F1 Grand Prix pushes off Events like this race are signals of longer-term opportunities rather than chances for quick profit, says eToro analyst Zavier Wong…

From tech to oil and gas: job cuts and layoffs in Q3 2025 High costs, tough competition and global trade uncertainty cited as reasons.

‘Not goodbye but see you soon’: Gong Cha to relaunch in Singapore in 2026, says global CEO Gong Cha Global said that it has decided not to renew its current agreement with its incumbent master franchisee, but will relaun…

UOL, SingLand and CapitaLand complete S$810 million Thomson View en bloc deal The residents stand to receive between S$2.2 million and S$4.9 million each, depending on the size of their unit.

Start your day with BT ☕️: Stocks to watch: UOL, Singapore Land Group, First Resources Top Stories: 1. Singapore: From tech to oil and gas: job cuts and layoffs in Q3 2025 2. Companies: ‘Not goodbye but see you soon’: Go…