Business

Rising prices, stronger ringgit, and cross-border spending are changing the Johor Bahru experience for Singaporeans

By Sharifah Azzahra • Mar 14, 2026

Why the wealthy turn to gold in times of crisis — and how you can adopt the ‘rich mentality’ too

By Sharifah Azzahra • Mar 9, 2026

Ex-manager says ‘AI is just a cover story’ for Amazon layoffs

By Mary Alavanza • Mar 5, 2026

Block CEO Jack Dorsey cuts 4,000 jobs, says more companies will follow

By Mary Alavanza • Mar 1, 2026

Pick co-founders you’d grab a beer with, Alibaba co-founder Joe Tsai tells Gen Z entrepreneurs

By Mary Alavanza • Feb 27, 2026

Workers on ‘exploitative’ zero-hours contracts in the UK rose 91,000 to record 1.23 million: report

By Mary Alavanza • Feb 27, 2026

‘We’re not there yet’: The world’s best taxi drivers don’t think AI-powered robotaxis are ready for London’s streets

By Mary Alavanza • Feb 26, 2026

UK-based startup Wayve raises US$1.5B to license AI driver software and pursue high-margin software revenues

By Mary Alavanza • Feb 25, 2026

'Your Rich BFF' Vivian Tu shares her favorite personal finance tips

By AP • Feb 24, 2026

NVIDIA comeback in PC market to be seen as early as first half of 2026 on Dell and Lenovo laptops

By Mary Alavanza • Feb 23, 2026

Only 1 in 5 Singapore and Malaysia professionals are truly AI-ready, report finds

By Mary Alavanza • Feb 21, 2026

End of an era: Pull&Bear to close last Singapore store on Feb 22

By Mary Alavanza • Feb 21, 2026

Long-term unemployment may no longer be a ‘personal shortcoming’

By Mary Alavanza • Feb 21, 2026

‘It’s just fair’: Netizens defend restaurant over S$400 cancellation fee after woman cancelled Valentine’s reservation due to close relative’s death

By Mary Alavanza • Feb 18, 2026

Singaporean hustles hard: 52-year-old hawker advertises S$500-per-hour ‘boyfriend for rent’ services for Valentine’s and CNY

By Mary Alavanza • Feb 18, 2026

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