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Asia’s wealth transfer to next generation puts family unity to the test: Report

Asia’s wealth transfer to next generation puts family unity to the test: Report

Julius Baer report finds Asian business families largely unprepared for succession and exits, with valuation and legacy disputes and limited next-generation involvement testing family unity.

Honeywell Aerospace sees business aviation growth on rising aircraft use

Honeywell Aerospace sees business aviation growth on rising aircraft use

Honeywell raised its 2026-2035 business jet delivery forecast 4.4% to 9,950, citing higher aircraft use; it expects flight hours up 34% and fleet growth, despite Middle East disruptions.

CNA Explains: Why are AI stocks tumbling when demand is still booming?

CNA Explains: Why are AI stocks tumbling when demand is still booming?

AI stocks are falling despite strong demand because investors doubt whether massive spending will deliver timely returns, with high valuations and interest rates adding pressure.

Detained Aung San Suu Kyi receives UK royal package: Myanmar government

Detained Aung San Suu Kyi receives UK royal package: Myanmar government

Myanmar’s government says detained former leader Aung San Suu Kyi has received a package from the UK royal family.

Vote count begins in Alberta secession referedum, testing Canada unity

Vote count begins in Alberta secession referedum, testing Canada unity

Vote counting has begun in Alberta’s secession referendum, a vote testing Canada’s unity.

GCash owner Mynt's shares inch higher after record Philippine IPO

GCash owner Mynt's shares inch higher after record Philippine IPO

Mynt, owner of GCash, saw its shares rise slightly after completing the Philippines’ record-breaking IPO.

GCash owner Mynt's shares inch higher after record Philippine IPO

GCash owner Mynt's shares inch higher after record Philippine IPO

Mynt, owner of GCash, saw its shares rise slightly following its record-breaking Philippine IPO.

No commitment for public funding support for AirAsia, says Malaysia’s Finance Ministry

No commitment for public funding support for AirAsia, says Malaysia’s Finance Ministry

Malaysia’s Finance Ministry says no agreement or commitment to fund AirAsia via guarantees, loans or public money, though it monitors aviation risks and notes AirAsia’s importance.

Kennedy’s vaccine plan could cause surge in hepatitis B, study finds

Kennedy’s vaccine plan could cause surge in hepatitis B, study finds

A new study finds ending universal newborn hepatitis B vaccination, as RFK Jr. recommends, would sharply raise chronic infections and leave over half of US children susceptible by age 20.

Singapore and Sweden to expand cooperation in emerging tech, sustainable energy

Singapore and Sweden to expand cooperation in emerging tech, sustainable energy

Singapore and Sweden will expand cooperation in sustainable energy and emerging tech such as quantum, AI and 6G, signing a joint declaration and backing research collaborations.

Singapore, Qatar to work towards upgrading ties to strategic partnership

Singapore, Qatar to work towards upgrading ties to strategic partnership

Singapore and Qatar will work to upgrade ties to a strategic partnership, deepening cooperation in energy, defence, trade, investment and AI, and renewing an LNG supply pact.

S’pore steps up surveillance of 3 potentially deadly infectious diseases

S’pore steps up surveillance of 3 potentially deadly infectious diseases

Singapore now requires doctors and labs to report suspected and confirmed CCHF, Lassa fever and Marburg cases from Oct 31, strengthening surveillance despite low risk.