“HALF-BAKED alternatives”. That is how the president and chief executive officer of the world’s biggest oil and gas company ...

ECONOMY, immigration, incumbency: As the dust just begins to settle on a brutal US election campaign, experts have ...

ASTRAZENECA plans to hire more than 800 employees in Singapore including engineering, technical services and global supply chain roles at its upcoming US$1.5 billion Singapore manufacturing facility ...

Japan’s Nissan Motor on Thursday (Nov 7) announced various cost saving measures including 9,000 job cuts and slashed its annual outlook for the second straight time this year, as it continues to ...

CHINA’S President Xi Jinping congratulated Donald Trump on his US presidential win and urged both nations to find the “right way to get along”, as looming US tariffs threatened to return them to the ...

OCBC is collaborating with Visa to make cross-border fund transfers accessible to more than 50 digital wallets by 2026, starting with Chinese digital wallets Weixin Pay (WeChat Pay) and Alipay. Read ...

GERMAN industrial production declined in September, pouring cold water on hopes that the country’s factory slump may be bottoming out. Read more at The Business Times.

DBS expects its pre-tax profits for 2025 will be around 2024 levels, but chief executive Piyush Gupta sees potential upsides to its income under a Donald Trump administration in the US. Read more at ...

Rolls-Royce Holdings expects to meet its annual profit guidance as a surge in long-haul travel drive demand for engines and their maintenance and the company trims costs. Read more at The Business ...

The US stock market soared and the Treasury market slumped on Wednesday (Nov 6) – the first day after the presidential election – as traders anticipated that the second Donald Trump administration ...

STELLANTIS said on Wednesday (Nov 6) that it is laying off about 1,100 employees at a Jeep Gladiator plant in Toledo, Ohio, ...

CHINESE regulators told the nation’s banks to lower rates they paid to deposits from other financial institutions to free up funds to boost the economy, according to sources familiar with the matter.