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The Business Times 1894 Episodes Oct 28, 2026

The Business Times Podcast Channel delivers diverse perspectives, in-depth analysis, and news on career, business, markets, investing, current affairs, and tech. Powered by the journalism of The Business Times and Tech in Asia, it is available on all major audio and video platforms. Produced by BT Audio, thrive, and Tech in Asia, part of SPH Media.

Episodes

S2E599: Asian shares rally on SK Hynix’s profit surge and Anthropic’s $63B funding deal
S2E599: Asian shares rally on SK Hynix’s profit surge and Anthropic’s $63B funding deal Oct 28, 2026 186 Market news for October 27 2026: Asian stocks rallied, buoyed by renewed enthusiasm for artificial intelligence, following a fresh wave of AI-related funding announcements and SK Hynix's profit surge, and US$75B shareholder return plan. Investors now await key US tech earnings, and the upcoming Federal Reserve's decision. Synopsis: Market Focus Daily is a closing bell roundup by The Business Times
S2E340: Israel Election Looks Deadlocked, Muse Launches in Singapore and ASEAN Envoy Visits Myanmar
S2E340: Israel Election Looks Deadlocked, Muse Launches in Singapore and ASEAN Envoy Visits Myanmar Oct 28, 2026 278 Headline news for October 28, 2026: Israel’s election appears to have ended in deadlock, exit polls show, with no final result yet. Meta launches its Muse AI agent in Singapore from today. ASEAN’s Myanmar envoy begins a two-day humanitarian mission, and the Fed decision is due early tomorrow Singapore time.  Synopsis: A round up of global headlines to start your day by The Busines
S2E598: Anthropic IPO and Meta's mega-fundraising spark Asian surge
S2E598: Anthropic IPO and Meta's mega-fundraising spark Asian surge Oct 27, 2026 167 Market news for October 27 2026: Asian stocks surged as Anthropic's IPO filing and Meta's massive fundraising boosted sentiment. Investors now await pivotal central bank meetings and critical tech earnings to test the ongoing AI trade amid fragile regional tensions and shifting global interest rate expectations. Synopsis: Market Focus Daily is a closing bell roundup by The Business Times that look
S2E339: Indonesia Defends Gas Export Cut, Israel Votes and Korea’s Economy Beats Forecasts
S2E339: Indonesia Defends Gas Export Cut, Israel Votes and Korea’s Economy Beats Forecasts Oct 27, 2026 265 Headline news for October 27, 2026: Indonesia defends cutting piped gas exports to Singapore by about 8 per cent, saying the cut is within contract limits. Israelis vote in an election with no result yet, and polls show no clear majority. South Korea’s economy grows 1 per cent in the third quarter. Synopsis: A round up of global headlines to start your day by The Business Times.  Writte
S1E60: Ensuring the Singapore Reit sector stays relevant
S1E60: Ensuring the Singapore Reit sector stays relevant Oct 26, 2026 1750 Get insights on the big issues facing Singapore Reits. Does the external management model work? How will Reits cope with higher interest rates? Learn about challenges facing smaller trusts and those owning overseas portfolios. Understand the importance of providing forward guidance. Leslie Yee is in conversation with Simon Garing, CEO of the manager of Stoneweg Europe Stapled Trust. Synopsis: Host
S2E597: Oil cools as markets brace for central bank crucible and AI earnings showdown
S2E597: Oil cools as markets brace for central bank crucible and AI earnings showdown Oct 26, 2026 165 Market news for October 26 2026: Stock markets traded cautiously as easing oil prices offered brief relief. Investors now brace for a high-stakes week featuring pivotal central bank meetings and major AI earnings that will test fragile market confidence amid ongoing regional tensions. Synopsis: Market Focus Daily is a closing bell roundup by The Business Times that looks at the day’s ma
S2E338: Europe Protests Spread, Simba Gets IMDA Notice and Lula Wins Fourth Term
S2E338: Europe Protests Spread, Simba Gets IMDA Notice and Lula Wins Fourth Term Oct 26, 2026 298 Headline news for October 26, 2026: Protests over living costs spread across Europe, with one hundred and twenty-eight arrested in Barcelona and hundreds briefly detained in Italy. Singapore’s IMDA issues Simba a notice to show cause over alleged spectrum misuse. Serbia’s ruling party concedes defeat, and Lula wins a fourth term in Brazil.  Synopsis: A round up of global headlines
S1E1: You passed your health check. Here is why that may not mean what you think
S1E1: You passed your health check. Here is why that may not mean what you think Oct 25, 2026 1609 High performers master time, workflow, and output—yet often ignore the very engine driving their success: their health. In this episode of BT Podcasts, head of audio Claressa Monteiro sits down with Dr Sue-Anne Toh, senior consultant endocrinologist at NOVI Health, to unpack the ultimate executive blind spot. Discover why daily fatigue, brain fog, and disrupted sleep aren’t just badges
S1E292: How to protect your portfolio against sudden incapacity
S1E292: How to protect your portfolio against sudden incapacity Oct 25, 2026 786 You’ve spent years building your wealth, but what happens if you suddenly can’t manage it? In this episode of Money Hacks, correspondent Howie Lim and Vince Koh, relationship manager at PhillipCapital, dive into incapacity planning—the single biggest blind spot in personal finance. Discover how a Lasting Power of Attorney, CPF nominations, and wills protect your assets from legal
S1E64: AI spending and higher-for-longer rates: What Asian investors should watch
S1E64: AI spending and higher-for-longer rates: What Asian investors should watch Oct 23, 2026 1067 Asian tech stocks getting hammered, Brent crude above $111 and French 10-year yields hitting 5%. Is the debt-fueled AI expansion finally hitting a wall — or just catching its breath? Correspondent Howie Lim sits down with Ray Heung, senior investment officer at Standard Chartered Bank, to dissect the growing disconnect between booming AI narratives and market reality. From hyperscaler CapEx
S2E337: Indonesia Signals Energy Export Review, Tibet Quake Kills at Least 16 and Typhoon Shuts Taiwan’s Market
S2E337: Indonesia Signals Energy Export Review, Tibet Quake Kills at Least 16 and Typhoon Shuts Taiwan’s Market Oct 23, 2026 260 Headline news for October 23, 2026: Indonesia’s energy minister says Jakarta will review energy export contracts and could stop supplying countries that disrespect it, without naming any. A magnitude seven earthquake kills at least sixteen people in northern Tibet. Oil holds near a five-month high as Typhoon Champi shuts Taiwan’s stock exchange.  Synopsis: A round up of global hea
S1E5: Asean youth employment: Rebuilding the bargain with young workers
S1E5: Asean youth employment: Rebuilding the bargain with young workers Oct 22, 2026 1107 How can young workers thrive when traditional career paths are changing and AI threatens entry-level jobs? On Simon Tay’s Political Café, Simon Tay speaks with Ian Wong, former UOB managing director and group head of international, about the evolving relationship between employers and the next generation of workers. They explore how companies can create more open workplaces, adapt to

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