Having a second home away tucked away from hustle and bustle of one's daily life is a privilege not all homeowners have. For those who possess a second home, it is important for them to know how they can protect their properties from unwarranted risks with an insurance policy.

As technology changes the way consumers get information, the ball is now in the hands of the firms to adapt and embrace innovation in order to create new experiences and increase their presence in their respective industries.

Like any other major life decision, buying a home requires careful planning in order to be successful, especially for first home buyers. Entering the market for the first time is a huge step for anyone, and it is important to be sure of your footing before you take the plunge.

Singapore's strong foundation in transportation, logistics, and finance has the potential to open new opportunities for the Lion City to thrive as China rolls out its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).

The rise of Bitcoin has shown a potential to revolutionize the way people transact, similar to the way currency changed the dynamics of trade. The initial rationale behind this virtual currency was to provide a peer-to-peer system for online payments that does not require any trusted central authority.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced its plans to streamline the regulatory requirements for banks looking to invest in permissible non-financial businesses.

Twenty-eight-year-old Kieran Hughes had high hopes when he decided to move to Singapore to be with his partner a year ago. In the United Kingdom, Hughes worked as a professional broadcast engineer earning an equivalent of $96,000 a year, enough to pay the mortgage and buy his own car there. With a strong professional background, he thought finding a job in Singapore with the same competitive pay would be easy.

Singapore will be focussing on two things by the time it assumes chairmanship of the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) next year: drive e-commerce and expand the digital economy.

It’s not a surprise that the number of real estate agents and agencies continues to decline in Singapore after multiple rounds of cooling measures. The number of property agents shrank 8.9%, from 31,169 agents in 2011 to 28,397 as of January 2017, according to numbers from the Council for Estate Agencies.

Self service checkouts are something people are only used to seeing in supermarkets, but now Singapore’s convenience stores are also trialling similar technology to cope with the debilitating manpower crunch.

People may see psoriasis as having thick, red and scaly skin—not really different from an ordinary scratch or itch that could be cured with a dab of ointment. But for people like Josef de Guzman, psoriasis is more than just skin deep.

Despite having a reputation as the City of Stars, Quezon City might have already lost its sparkle in its own political contests.