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SIA Group hits record 3.8 million passengers in December

Cargo carriage also increased in December 2025, thanks to year-end demand.

Six airlines launch 600-flight blitz as Lunar New Year capacity doubles

Three major airlines will each operate over 140 extra flights.

Job postings fall 15.8% in 2025 as three-year decline continues

IT systems and childcare postings are now below pre-pandemic levels.

NODX slumps to 6.1% in December 2025 as Western demand sinks

Shipments to Japan and Hong Kong have also declined.

Keppel secures 720 MW Australian site for AI campuses

It obtained exclusive rights to a massive 123-hectare site southeast of Melbourne.

HSBC says 'no decision' made in Singapore insurance review

HSBC said Singapore stays a priority market for wealth and wholesale growth.

Sam Liew to lead Singtel's NCS as CEO Ng exits

Leadership changes at the firm come after revenue climbed to $3b under the outgoing executive.

Drink prices hit by 10-cent deposit mandate

Starting April, every plastic and metal beverage container will include a mandatory refundable deposit.

ST Engineering expands JFD deal to secure subsea assets

The MoU now covers commercial shipbuilding and maintenance services for international navies.

Changi stalls as 4th busiest international airport as rivals block podium

The city-state's primary aviation hub matched its pre-pandemic volume last year.

Daily Markets Briefing: STI up 0.24%; Top stock is Venture

Venture is the top stock with a 2.74% increase.

New home sales crash 39% as launch pipeline dries up

Full-year sales still climbed 67.3% to 10,821 units in 2025, the highest since 2021.

Leaders abandon firms as 67% prepare 2026 exit

Corporate stability fractures as two-thirds of senior executives confirm they are ready to leave current employers.

SRA seeks $10m 'Scale-Up' as strong dollar drains retail spend

Whilst tourism booms, local retailers are bleeding cash to regional markets. SRA demands a $10m fix.

Hotel growth faces 1.4% hit from labour shortage

Shortfalls in staffing could strip away significant gains from the projected 6% annual expansion rate.