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On its 50th anniversary, The Business Times looks back at the events that shaped Singapore’s economy over the past five decades
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The British government has rejected Argentina's decision to initiate international arbitration over the Sea Lion oil project and said Buenos Aires' campaign over the Falklands "raises questions about…
The flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv apparently only just narrowly avoided a catastrophe, Israel is talking about a terrorist attack.
The Thai Travel Agents Association (TTAA) is urging the government to amend passenger protection regulations to extend coverage to associated costs beyond airfares in the event of flight disruptions…
John Healey has been urged to bring down the “punishing” tax burden facing the retail and hospitality industries, which is higher than any other sector. Hospitality businesses pay 82p in taxes for every pound and retail pays 72p, compared to the 40p paid by banks, according to new analysis by the British Retail Consortium (BRC) [...]
An opinion column published on Wednesday in the British weekly The Spectator likens Argentine President Javier Milei's campaign over the Falklands to that of dictator Leopoldo Galtieri in 1982, with the difference, its author argues, that the current government is using legal rather than military means.
Singapore’s premier financial daily aspires to be the voice of South-east Asia as it charts its future growth
