The Business Times - 2024-09-11

• Apac family offices optimistic despite macro uncertaint­y, succession plan urgency
• Point-to-point fares, earnings have ‘moderated’ as supply outstrips demand, says Amy Khor
• Four category winners of the EY Entreprene­ur Of The Year 2024 Singapore awards named
• What is ROE and why does it matter?
• Genesis Alternativ­e Ventures raises US$125M for second fund
• Investment and trading platform SDAX raises US$50M in Series B2 round
• Greenback edges down before presidenti­al debate
• ‘Energy-intensive’ buildings must improve efficiency or face fines of up to S$150,000
• Sabana Reit confirms first tenant at new Tuas warehouse
• Biggest US banks’ capital hike halved in latest plan by regulators
• China dives back into euro debt market amid likely ECB rate cut
• Goldman Sachs CEO says trading revenue is heading for a 10% slide in Q3
• Australia central bank reforms in doubt as politics interferes
• Apple to entice iphone 16 shoppers with not-quite-ready AI
• Small business sentiment ebbs in August amid rising uncertaint­y ahead of presidenti­al election
• UK grocery inflation resumes downward trend, says Kantar
• Australia business conditions hit 2.5-year lows in August as job outlook worsens
• Big Oil faces a ‘good sweating’; some aren’t fit
• When every vote counts, white women could make a difference
• Global South unprepared for climate policy-driven trade conflicts
• Draghi report recommends new European industrial strategy
• Regulators should focus on what they do best – mitigating systemic risks
• James Earl Jones: stage legend, voice of Darth Vader dies at 93
• K-pop stars become models as fashion brands eye their global fanbase
• Illiquidit­y may be a blessing in disguise for some retail investors
• Why investors should pay attention to industry titans
• Rising women power will not shield Singapore companies from fierce headwinds

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