The Business Times - 2024-05-02

• Social cohesion, planning, political stability are imperative­s for Singapore: PM Lee
• Real estate investors still flocking to Japan, unfazed by marginal rate rise
• Singapore’s industrial harmony cannot be taken for granted: labour chief Ng Chee Meng
• China’s electric cars keep improving, a worry for rivals elsewhere
• Apple set for big sales decline as investors await AI in iphones
• Upcoming Johor-singapore SEZ to benefit developers and Reits in industrial, commercial sectors
• Five ways to navigate the AI revolution and market pullbacks
• US dollar nears six-month high; yen steady
• Hybrid, flexible working set to curb Singapore office usage and rents
• New York City’s rent-stabilised tenants face third year of price hikes
• Australia home prices sustain growth in April, Corelogic says
• Bitcoin faces worst month since FTX crash as ETF demand cools
• UAE’S top bank FAB beats Q1 profit estimates
• US, Philippine­s eye agreement to cut China nickel dominance
• World’s biggest football league faces a moment of reckoning
• US golfer Talor Gooch reiterates call for LIV Golf to remain 54-hole event
• Foxconn’s musical chairs sound like punk rock
• Japan should leave the yen bazooka at home
• Social media is fragmentin­g further. Is that really such a bad thing?
• UK and France forge new alliance over backing Ukraine – and aim to bring Nato with them
• London watchdog’s name-and-shame plan is mad, bad and dangerous to the City
• Asset owners can’t afford to sidestep sustainabi­lity

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