News Reports

2971. November 21, 2020

      For Asia’s super-rich, Singapore family offices keep the wealth churning – but Hong Kong wants a piece of the pie too

      Assoc Prof Lawrence Loh (Director, CGIO) comments on family businesses setting up offices in Singapore.
2972. November 20, 2020

      CNN

      Boeing needs China to approve the 737 Max. But that won't end its epic sales drought

      Visiting Senior Fellow Alex Capri (Dept of Analytics & Operations) explains the importance of the China market to Boeing.
2973. November 6, 2020

      The Business Times

      Divvying up Robinsons' space a better leasing option

      Assoc Prof Lawrence Loh (Director, CGIO) discusses the retail brands that could take over Robinsons’ space in The Heeren and Raffles City Shopping Centre.
2974. November 5, 2020

      The Business Times

      Ant IPO debacle prompts rethink on China fintechs

      Coverage of Ant Group’s suspended IPO. Stephen Riady Distinguished Professor in Finance and Strategic Management Bernard Yeung (Dept of Finance, Strategy & Policy), Jardine Cycle & Carriage Professor of Finance Duan Jin-Chuan and Adjunct Associate Professor James Cheng (both Dept of Finance) comment on China’s regulatory landscape.
2975. November 5, 2020

      The Business Times

      MAS boosts enforcement efforts, but some gaps still need plugging

      Assoc Prof Mak Yuen Teen (Dept of Accounting) comments on MAS’ latest enforcement report.
2976. November 5, 2020

      SCMP

      In Singapore, ‘revenge dining’ trend sparked by Covid-19 cabin fever props up restaurants – but will it last?

      Assoc Prof Ang Swee Hoon (Dept of Marketing) gives her outlook for the ‘revenge dining’ trend, where consumers splurge on dining out.
2977. November 4, 2020

      The Straits Times

      MAS to stop issuing $1,000 notes from January

      Assoc Prof Lawrence Loh (Director, CGIO) discusses the benefits of electronic payments.
2978. November 4, 2020

      4 Hoteliers

      Consumer perceptions of restaurant delivery fees

      The article features Visiting Prof Sherri Kimes’ (Dept of Analytics & Operations) study on restaurant delivery pricing during lockdowns in the US.
2979. November 4, 2020

      MoneyFM

      US Election update

      Visiting Senior Fellow Alex Capri (Dept of Analytics & Operations) analyses the impact of the US Election on the region.
2980. November 4, 2020

      MoneyFM

      Breaking down the US Presidential race as it happens

      Low Tuck Kwong Distinguished Professor of Finance Sumit Agarwal (Dept of Finance) discusses the outcomes of the US Election.
2981. November 3, 2020

      CNA

      Can robots help to save the ailing F&B industry?

      Assoc Prof Lawrence Loh (Director, CGIO) discusses the impact of robots on F&B outlets’ business.
2982. November 3, 2020

      Seedly

      The true cost and return on investment of taking an MBA in Singapore

      The article mentions The NUS MBA programme.
2983. November 3, 2020

      ThinkChina

      With Ant Group's record $34.5 billion IPO suspended, what happens next?

      In a commentary, Tang Peng Yeu Professor in Finance Allaudeen Hameed, Assoc Prof Ruth Tan and Senior Lecturer Zhang Weina (all Dept of Finance) discuss Ant Group’s listing strategy.
2984. November 2, 2020

      ThinkChina

      How terrorism against China in the Middle East could develop

      In a commentary, co-author PhD candidate Alessandro Fergnani (Dept of Management & Organisation) explores China’s strategy to address terrorism.
2985. November 2, 2020

      Knowledge@Wharton

      Artificial intelligence will change how we think about leadership

      Provost’s Chair and Prof David De Cremer’s (Dept of Management & Organisation, Founder and Director of AiTH) discusses his new book Leadership by Algorithm: Who Leads and Who Follows in the AI Era?.