Singapore, which tied with New York for the city with the priciest rentals at one point last year, is expected to see some relief in residential rental costs ahead, as the city-state races to boost supply by completing construction that was halted during the pandemic.
Singapore’s economic outlook has turned more uncertain, as tighter financial conditions weigh on global demand and China’s reopening is doing little more than boosting tourism, according to its central bank.
The US economy is losing $26.6 billion a year due to lost productivity and health expenses resulting from employees who are managing menopause symptoms, according to a new report.
There is still a long way to go to make the modern office fully inclusive.
The European Central Bank must lift borrowing costs further because inflation pressures remain too high, according to Governing Council member Boris Vujcic.
Swiss National Bank officials can expect a day of protests and controversy this week as embittered shareholders vent on topics ranging from climate change to the fate of Credit Suisse Group AG.
British patients are turning to private health care as the National Health Service struggles with mass strikes, long waiting lists and budget constraints.
China announced a third round of solar and wind energy projects that’ll form part of President Xi Jinping’s vision of boosting the world’s largest renewable power fleet with vast developments across inland deserts and other unpopulated areas.
Even as Warren Buffett’s blessing and buying by foreign investors helps drives outperformance in Japanese stocks this year, retail investors are turning increasingly bearish.
Russia threatened to pull out of the United Nations-brokered grain deal to protect Ukrainian shipments after accusing Kyiv of launching an attack on its Black Sea fleet with unmanned boats.
