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SIA will buy up to 4,800 tonnes of fuel from Aether’s Singapore facility over three years, with deliveries due to begin in 2028.
Wilmar’s shares are down more than 20% in six months as lower core profit and an Indonesian inquiry weigh on the company.
The pact will assess power generation, renewable supply and infrastructure, building on DayOne’s existing projects in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand.
Savills found a 23% average premium in Hong Kong, while Singapore’s is limited as green features become standard.
Nike will fill 90% of CMA CGM’s electric barge capacity for eight years, supporting a service built around Vietnam’s inland waterways.
Two eight-seat shuttles are planned for Sentosa, with 27 stops and daily service from 1 pm to 7 pm. The first phase will cover the island’s west.
Vietnam plans to retain control of energy groups while trimming stakes in two major banks under a restructuring plan covering state-owned firms.
Hyundai’s third-quarter profit beat forecasts, but lower sales, margin and vehicle targets point to pressure from model age, work stoppages and EV competition.
The US rate pause leaves Asia’s markets focused on mixed AI results, energy costs and differing regional inflation and currency pressures.
A Bruce Lee ballet and the success of The Impossible Trial anchor Hong Kong’s bid to create and export original stage productions.
Tax incentives still matter, but companies increasingly weigh stability, talent and substantive operations when choosing where to place capital and senior funct...
The Fed kept rates at 3.75 to 4 per cent as Warsh pointed to tighter financial conditions, AI-driven productivity and stubborn inflation risks.
NCS aims to grow its AI specialist team from 100 to more than 300, while training staff and developing applications across three industries.
Google’s Singapore plans pair population health forecasting with clinical AI evaluation, while a new research hub connects local institutions with global teams.
From cramped corridors to unaffordable homes, Hong Kong horror films make property pressure and urban folklore part of the terror.
The Singapore symposium examined how experience, cultural assets and succession are reshaping luxury, alongside a list of 50 names and brands.
A £2.6 billion household payment offers short-term help, while weaker growth, falling real incomes and higher debt interest constrain the outlook.
From public scoldings to unwanted mediation, four young workers describe the workplace moments that tested their patience and confidence.
Glenmorangie’s €30,000, 50-year-old whisky shows how handmade presentation can add distinction and appeal to a rare, increasingly crowded category.
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.