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SoftBank’s Son ‘cried’ about Nvidia stake sale to fund AI bets “I don’t want to sell a single share. I just had more need for money to invest in OpenAI. I was crying to sell Nvidia shares,” said Masayoshi Son, chairman a…

UltraGreen.ai right to move fast on Singapore listing instead of waiting for SGX-Nasdaq bridge Surgical tech firm UltraGreen.ai is the most interesting company to list on the mainboard this year, says BT senior correspon…

Asset manager Lion Global Investors bets on mid-caps and gold investments LGI is among the six newly appointed asset managers under the recently announced second batch of the EQDP. The six will receive a total allocation…

#BTOpinion: Housing developers: Brace for rougher conditions in 2026 versus 2025 Rising job insecurity and cuts could potentially negate the effects of cheap home loans in home buying sentiment.

Recovery in investment banking activity likely to continue into 2026 amid positive macro environment If interest rates remain around current levels and global growth stays resilient, bankers are confident that the moment…

Around 23,700 travellers fined over S$7 million for tax evasion at checkpoints: Singapore Customs This is a surge from the 13,099 and 7,139 travellers apprehended during the same time period in 2024 and 2023, respectivel…

Buyers are excited: JB property buyers have seen value double ahead of RTS opening The cost of land around Johor Bahru station has jumped from about RM700 (S$220) psf three years ago to between RM1,000 and RM1,500 psf to…

Seatrium to start its own arbitration in US$475 million contract termination dispute The contract, which is 98.9% complete, is for the construction of a wind turbine installation vessel in an US offshore wind farm.

Start your day with BT ☕️: Stocks to watch: Centurion, Manulife US Reit, Seatrium, Wilmar, LHN, Marco Polo Marine Top stories: 1. Markets: Recovery in investment banking activity likely to continue into 2026 amid positiv…