The Business Times - 2023-11-28

• Money laundering now a greater risk: Singapore financial institutio­ns
• Singapore co-working players face slower growth; landlords wary after Wework bankruptcy
• Banks face significan­t financial losses if disorderly climate transition pans out: MAS analysis
• Netlink hits four-year low on heavy trading ahead of 2024 fee cut
• Marco Polo Marine’s H2 net profit rises 74% to S$18.3m
• Kimly FY2023 net profit up 7.2% on gain from disposal of confection­ery business
• Julius Baer warns of further provisions on 606m Swiss franc exposure to single client
• US dollar’s struggles continue after Thanksgivi­ng
• Two freehold Gentle Road sites sold for S$30.9 million
• China’s money market shows signs of liquidity tightness towards month-end
• Growing an advanced manufactur­ing powerhouse
• Turning risks into opportunit­ies for value creation
• Empowering mothers through innovation
• Shaping the future of influencer marketing
• China’s industrial profits fall 7.8% in January to October period
• Childaid to welcome guests with musical dinner this year
• Hunger Games still tops North American theatres
• Private equity’s bubble vintage may fizzle
• Economists may have been flying blind all along
• When putsch comes to shove, stay reasonable
• The future of transport is electric
• EU’S global green leadership surges with Canada deal
• CEO pay should not be tied to ESG goals
• ‘AI blowback’ angst grips ESG fund managers who bet big on tech
• Sustainabl­e aviation fuel is key to greening the aviation industry

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