5 Surprising Realities for Investors in Singtel’s FY2026 Results
How does a traditional telecommunications giant find growth in a market defined by saturation and fierce...
Why This Singapore Workspace Titan is Ready to Disrupt the APAC Office Market
For the past few years, a persistent narrative has dominated financial headlines: the "death of the office." Skeptics argued that remote work would permanently hollow out commercial real estate. However, the reality...
Full Steam Ahead
For decades, the offshore maritime sector was defined by the volatile, boom-and-bust cycles of the oil and gas industry. Today, Marco Polo Marine Ltd is charting a different course, successfully pivoting into a high-growth renewable energy infrastructure provider. The Group’s 1H FY2026...
Singapore is intensifying efforts to attract regional travellers, particularly for short trips focused on events like concerts. This strategy aims to position Singapore as a top destination for those seeking leisure and entertainment experiences.
These regional visitors, residing within a three-hour travel radius, currently represent...
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Singapore GasCo is doubling its staff strength—allocating about half of its budget to people costs covering recruitment, development, and workplace support.
Given its niche purpose, Singapore GasCo is looking for talent with specialized expertise.
Success for Singapore GasCo is defined by building an engaged, motivated workforce...
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Malaysia’s economy grew 5.2% in 2025, its fastest pace in three years, driven by strong domestic demand, exports and investment.
Fourth‑quarter GDP surged 6.3%...
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The interview highlights the challenge retirees in Malaysia face in safeguarding and allocating retirement funds amid widespread scams and limited low-risk options, and positions digital assets as a diversification avenue.
The initiative is structured around a three‑fold strategy—engage the ecosystem players, co‑create with public and...
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This year brought tariff, uncertainty, and other central banks’ policy shocks, yet they were met with poise and confidence.
The response hinges on Malaysia’s intrinsic...
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Malaysia’s economy grew 5.2% in 2025, its fastest pace in three years, driven by strong domestic demand, exports and investment.
Fourth‑quarter GDP surged 6.3% year‑on‑year, the quickest in twelve quarters and above economists’ expectations.
Bank Negara Malaysia expects growth momentum to continue into 2026,...