Green policy targets environmental outcomes, while industry and trade focus on jobs and growth. When misaligned, green efforts stall and competitiveness weakens.

Peter Wainman, CEO and Founder of Pipper Standard®, today unveiled a bold strategic mandate to elevate industry standards by ...

With surging deepfake‑related fraud incidents in Asia‑Pacific, Josephine Romero of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations ...

Singapore has launched a new public-private platform to help companies stay competitive as climate risks intensify and the economy shifts toward lower-carbon growth. The Council for a ...

Financial institutions and corporations drove strong growth in green bonds and loans in 2025, the banking group said, ...

A system built on renewables introduces new risks, as critical bottlenecks shift to refining, processing, and mineral-supply ...

Rising costs, consumer apathy and slowing climate action are holding Singapore’s SMEs back on sustainability – but for some, being green is a competitive edge that boosts the bottom line.

Duties have also been lowered for goods such as electric rice cookers, solar lamps and batteries as the oil price surge ...

As oil and gas firms reap windfall profits from wartime price spikes, regional climate advocates urge governments to tax ...

Lim has joined GAR to lead sustainability operations. Rob Nicholls has also left Musim Mas after several years running its ...

Middle East supply disruption sparks panic buying in the island, prompting government to boost ethylene output and promote ...

A "huge" increase in demand for recycled plastic as virgin prices spike is complicated by stock availability, rising freight ...