Bigger Pic: Is real estate back in 2026 and why Coliwoo is on the radar

Interest rates have plateaued, long yields are easing, and capital is slowly returning to property markets. But is 2026 a true recovery year for real estate, or just selective strength? Dan Koh sits down with Vijay Natarajan, Vice President, Real Estate & REITs, Equity Research, RHB Singapore to u…

Mind Your Business: Why most SMEs struggle to scale and how AI could change that

Startups may dominate headlines, but SMEs remain the backbone of Singapore’s economy. So why are so many struggling to scale or survive beyond the founder? On this episode of Mind Your Business, the Breakfast Show speaks with Daniel Charles, Founder & CEO of Sum Capital Partners, about acquiring a…

Companies To Watch: New York Times rallies after Berkshire Hathaway takes a stake

The New York Times is back in focus after Berkshire Hathaway disclosed a roughly 3% stake in the media company. Shares jumped following the news, adding to a strong 12-month rally driven by digital subscription and advertising growth. Dan Koh and Audrey Siek break down why Warren Buffett’s move ma…

Budget 2026: How New Work Pass Rules Could Influence Hiring Strategy

Under Budget 2026, Singapore will raise the qualifying salaries for Employment Pass and S Pass holders from 2027, alongside lifting the local qualifying salary and adjusting selected work permit levies. The changes are phased in, but they form part of a continued calibration of the foreign workforc…

Breakfast Quiz: From hawkers to handouts - A global look on government support

In the spirit of Budget 2026, we put your global knowledge to the test with a fun, fast-paced quiz on government grants and support schemes around the world! From Singapore’s hawker subsidies to generous maternity leave in Bulgaria, how well do you really know where the money goes? Play along and s…

Morning Shot: Can Budget 2026 Spark a ‘We First’ Shift?

Budget 2026 sets aside $50 million for a new SG Partnerships Fund to back ground-up community projects as part of a broader push to strengthen social bonds and build what Prime Minister Lawrence Wong calls a “we first” society. Corporate volunteer and donation tax incentives have also been extended…

Breakfast Bites: A less experienced colleague gets promoted ahead of you - what next?

Have you ever been in a situation where a less experienced colleague has been promoted ahead of you? How did you react? Emaad, Ryan and Audrey share expert tips on good practices to follow in such instances, including shifting the narrative from "why not me" to "what would it take." Have a listen…

Bigger Pic: Prime property rebound? Touring Singapore’s luxury housing outlook

Singapore’s prime residential market is tipped to return to growth after a weak 2025, but is this the start of a sustained recovery or just a modest bounce? We speak with Alan Cheong, Executive Director of Research & Consultancy, Savills Singapore about who’s buying, how cooling measures like ABSD …

Mind Your Business: How Fossa turned Singapore flavours into a sustainable craft business

From Satay Sauce and Salted Egg Cereal chocolate bars to curated craft sake, Fossa Chocolate has built one of Singapore’s most distinctive premium food brands. But behind the bold flavours lies serious operational strategy. The Breakfast Show speaks with co-founder Yilina Leong about building craf…

Companies To Watch: Ferrari earnings rev up as the prancing horse gallops into 2026

Ferrari beat expectations in its latest earnings and lifted sentiment with a confident 2026 forecast, supported by new model launches and a strong order book. Dan Koh and Ryan Huang break down the key numbers, why the market reacted positively, and what investors should watch as Ferrari prepares t…