Business
Opinion: $40 Trillion. America Does Not Suffer Its Debt — It Votes for It
America’s $40 trillion debt reveals less a crisis of borrowing than a political system increasingly reliant on debt to postpone difficult economic choices.
Malaysia’s Accelerating Foreign Investment Tells a Different Story About Its Economy
Malaysia’s growth may moderate, yet billions in foreign capital signal a longer-term bet on its strategic role in Asia.
How Ramly Burger Built a Malaysian Food Empire
Once a humble stall near Chow Kit, Ramly Burger has become a household name and a cornerstone of Malaysia’s food culture — growing into a billion-ringgit brand.
Micro Trends Are Killing Ambitions and Increasing Mindless Consumerism
Micro trends have democratised ambition in a culture obsessed with staying relevant, leaving little room to build anything that lasts.
Exploring The Latest Luxury Watch Trends For Enthusiasts
Luxury watch collecting is shifting towards vintage-inspired design, smaller proportions, independent makers and secondary markets
The Luxury of Trust: Singapore’s Quiet Influence on the World
In an age defined by uncertainty, Singapore has cultivated the ultimate expression of modern luxury: confidence, credibility and enduring trust.