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Website Redesigns Work Better When Customer Outcomes Come First
A customer focused hypothesis can sharpen redesign priorities and connect usability testing to the business results the site is meant to change.
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Bruce Campbell Self-Funds Ernie & Emma and Takes Its Release on the Road
Bruce Campbell made Ernie & Emma independently, keeping costs and creative control in view as he tests an 18-city audience tour.
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Tax Software Slowdowns in February: Five Checks for Accounting Firms
February slowdowns can come from heavier workloads, network paths or background tasks. Five checks help firms pinpoint the cause and protect client turnaround t...
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Accounting Firms’ Cybersecurity Confidence Exceeds Key Protections, Survey Finds
A survey of more than 500 firms finds confidence rising with technology maturity, while basic device safeguards and phishing tests remain uneven.
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Screwworm Reaches Arizona as U.S. Cases Rise to 71
A dog in Cochise County marks Arizona’s first confirmed case, with 18 U.S. infections still active and 10 in New Mexico.
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Small Business Benefits: Financial Support and Flexibility Can Help Retain Talent
Small firms can target financial stress, daily costs and caregiving needs with focused benefits, flexible work and regular reviews of where benefit dollars go.
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Arizona Faces Heavier Rain Risk as Pacific Moisture System Tracks East
The system is expected to bring the greatest downpour risk to Arizona on Sunday, while coastal tides and weekend rain remain concerns in California.
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Aon and SAGE Plan Field-Level Crop Insurance Pricing for 2027
Aon and SAGE plan to offer corn and soybean growers in 15 states field-level coverage for 2027, using AI to assess risks that county averages can miss.
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Hong Kong Fire Report Traces 168 Deaths to Renovation and Oversight Failures
A panel’s report links the 2025 blaze to contractor and consultant decisions, weak site supervision and unresolved resident complaints.
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Microsoft Seeks at Least US$25 Billion in First US Bond Sale Since 2017
A possible 10-part sale would fund general corporate needs, including capital spending, as investors weigh borrowing for the AI buildout.
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Aurora Targets 1,000 Driverless Trucks by 2027 After Supplier Delays
Aurora expects to miss its 2026 fleet goal, but says resolved supplier issues leave it on pace for 1,000 trucks by the end of 2027.
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NetLink NBN Trust H1 Distribution Rises 1.1% as Revenue Falls
NetLink’s H1 distribution per unit rose to S$0.0274 as lower costs offset weaker revenue. Cost pressures and investment in fibre infrastructure remain key facto...
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Google’s $15 Billion Finland Data Center Plan Faces Environmental Probe
A Finnish police investigation into drainage and water management adds uncertainty to Google’s planned $15 billion AI infrastructure investment.
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Euro Holds Near US$1.1148 as ECB Decision Meets Heavy Short Positioning
The euro is down 2% in October as traders weigh France’s debt concerns, the ECB’s inflation stance and shifting expectations for US interest rates.
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Starhill Global Reit Q1 FY2027 Net Property Income Rises 2.3% to S$38.8 Million
Singapore retail and Australian properties lifted income, while Wisma Atria downtime and divestments partly offset gains.
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CapitaLand Ascendas Reit Rental Reversion Rises to 9.9% as Portfolio Shifts
Q3 rental reversion reached 9.9% as occupancy improved sequentially. Acquisitions and planned sales reshape the portfolio and its leverage.
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Singapore SME Investment Into Malaysia More Than Quadruples at Standard Chartered
Standard Chartered says Singapore SME investment it facilitated in Malaysia grew more than fourfold, with much of it entering the Johor-Singapore zone.
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Hong Leong-TID Leads Orchard Boulevard Land Tender With S$181.86 Million Bid
Five bids came in for an Orchard Boulevard plot that can yield about 110 homes, with the top offer at S$1,755 psf ppr.
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Europe Profit Growth Forecast Nears US Pace as Analyst Upgrades Extend
European third-quarter profit growth is forecast at 23 per cent, close to the US’s 24 per cent, while lower valuations and broader risks shape the comparison.
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Why Scotch Packaging Helps Distilleries Set Apart Their Rarest Bottles
Glenmorangie’s €30,000, 50-year-old whisky shows how handmade presentation can add distinction and appeal to a rare, increasingly crowded category.