Slow and steady wins the investment race. Temasek's portfolio is more resilient, and profitable, in the long run.

All cryptocurrencies tend to move in tandem. When BTC is going up, so does every other coin and the same happens when it’s losing value.

As it is today, GIC has grown its portfolio by half in the past five, nearly doubled over ten and almost tripled it over twenty years.

In the aviation world, one company has the confidence to position itself to reap the most from the incoming recovery.

Temasek's S$75 billion haul adds to over S$160 billion that Singapore's foreign reserves at MAS increased by since the start of the pandemic.

Singapore has a small domestic market, but its friendly regulatory environment has made it a trustworthy financial, business and tech hub.

Innovation is not a domain of business executives and accountants but engineers, designers, scientists or inventors.

If you thought Elon Musk was bad to shake the crypto market, think of the consequences of laws on digital currencies.

Lazada was the only truly regional e-commerce platform five years ago, but Alibaba was defeated at its own game by a Singaporean upstart.

Singaporean businesses may very well be hamstrung by the delays across the border for many months to come.

It can be a profitable investment for Temasek as the targeted annualised returns over a decade or longer can reach 20 per cent per annum.

The company has dropped another major update which shows the desire to move deeper into e-commerce and digital payments.

It’s hard to accurately measure how much anything is worth using a medium whose own price fluctuates highly all the time.

With unemployment rate at 3 per cent overall and 4.1 per cent for residents, Singapore is the envy of the world.

Documents confirming vaccination status have contributed to eradication (or at least control) of deadly diseases since the 1930s.

EV adoption will face some major obstacles - dozens of new power generation facilities, grid and charging station network have to be built.