BUSINESS

WHILE creative sorts are allowed some degree of zaniness, in the corporate world, Chris Reed does stamp his own identity on his business and industry. The unconventional hair-do and tee-shirts with...

ONE would think that the digital space would make the flow of information and ideas a lot easier. While that is part of the dream, in reality, each country is...

MANY highly educated individuals I have worked with — in key positions in organisations — have the tendency to go all over the place, so to speak, when they...

THE ROSY picture that is being painted by property developers may not be quite what it seems. A Credit Suisse report on the Singapore property sector highlighted the practice of...

Education is in the air. In the air waves, in our homes, on our computers, in public spaces and in our schools and universities. There are many ways to...

THE PHARMACEUTICAL industry has to look for new avenues if it is to remain viable in times of uncertainty. Dr Nadina Jose who has been involved in the testing of...

By Abhishek Pathak and Gemma Calvert  THINK Gucci, Häagen-Dazs. Now think Giordano, Tesco. Do these names invoke different perceptions about the respective brands? Some studies suggest that the sense of luxury for a product...

HAVING operated in China for the last three decades, K.K. Chua has seen the country evolve, both in terms of its growing wealth and its strengthening global influence. Riding this...

AN AGEING population and ageing public housing could prove troubling for the Singapore  property market in time to come. The cooling measures are in place to help stabilise the property...

WHILE business travel has become easier with cheaper options like budget airlines and Airbnb, it is not without its challenges. From political decisions — US President Donald Trump imposing entry...