The Business Times

Have we become too optimistic about stocks? With the major banks funnelling resources into their wealth franchises, investors could be about to face an avalanche of sales calls from relationship managers keen on promotin…

In a world of long-drawn crises, ‘wait and see’ may be a decreasingly tenable stance 100 days on, the Iran conflict shows no sign of ending, challenging assumptions that stability and common sense will prevail, says BT’s…

Bombardier to grow Apac service hub in Singapore with S$100 million expansion A new facility in JTC’s Seletar Aerospace Park will double the Canadian aircraft manufacturer’s footprint here.

New NCS chief bets deeper on government contracts, even as AI shrinks the workload “I worry about whether our people will reskill quickly enough,” says Sam Liew, CEO of NCS, adding that he has done an internal restructur…

SingPost unveils S$30 million sortation machines that treble its parcels processing capacity The new systems will boost its small and medium parcel processing capacity from 100,000 to 300,000 parcels per day.

UBS reduces Asia ESG staff by half in global restructuring UBS reduced its seven-person Asia team to three employees, said sources, adding that the departures include three staff members in Hong Kong, two of whom were ex…

Singapore employers willing to pay premium for AI skills amid softer hiring sentiment: survey Singapore employers are scaling back headcount growth projections for the third quarter of 2026, but the majority of firms are…

SpaceX IPO is well oversubscribed with US$10 billion orders Retail investors can still submit orders for SpaceX shares on some platforms beyond the Wednesday deadline. The company is reportedly allocating as much as 30%…

Strong US dollar and tariff threats ignite broad Asian currency sell-off Energy shocks drag rupiah and yen to fresh lows as new US tariffs compound pain for won and ringgit.

Start your day with BT ☕️: Stocks to watch: Starhill Global Reit, Ley Choon Top stories: 1. Singapore: Strong US dollar and tariff threats ignite broad Asian currency sell-off 2. Singapore: Singapore employers willing to…