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Bitcoin, the world's biggest cryptocurrency, fell as much as 14 per cent to US$51,541 on Sunday (Apr 18), reversing most of the big gains it made over the past week. Bitcoin was last trading down 10 per cent at US$53,991 as of 1320 GMT, a whopping US$12,000 below record highs set...

Fears of currency debasement are driving investors into cryptocurrency. But is the volatile Bitcoin the future of money, and is it a reliable store of value? Money Mind reports.

Tech-savvy millennials have become the largest and most educated population in the world. As consumers, they are reshaping the way businesses create products and services. Money Mind reports.

FRASERS Property Limited's subsidiaries in Australia have jointly obtained a A$300 million (S$309.1 million) five-year syndicated sustainability-linked loan from a syndicate of banks comprising Barclays, Mizuho and UOB.

CHENNAI: India may build new coal-fired power plants as they generate the cheapest power, according to a draft electricity policy document seen by Reuters, despite growing calls from environmentalists to deter use of coal. Coal's contribution to electricity generation in India fell for the second ...

LONDON: A group of investors managing US$11 trillion in assets has called on banks to set tougher emissions targets ahead of a meeting of world leaders aimed at accelerating efforts to fight climate change. The group, which includes Pimco, the world's biggest bond investor, and Britain's biggest ...

Some countries have already implemented laws to mitigate new risks associated with a hybrid work model and companies here may follow suit, says lawyer Amarjit Kaur.

SINGAPORE is set to rise in importance for Citi in the region as the banking giant exits its consumer business in several markets across Asia.

THE bond yield on the benchmark 10-year US government note reached a one-year high last month, with the potential to climb even higher. The shift has unsettled investors who wonder how this will impact their portfolios.

OCBC's private banking arm, Bank of Singapore, plans to double its share of wallet in alternative investments by 2023 as ultra-low interest rates nudge investors to hunt for yield beyond traditional markets.