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SINGAPORE (Aug 22): New research by YouGov has revealed that nearly half its survey respondents (47%) believe there is a problem with “fake news” on TV, with a similar proportion (49%) reporting the same concern in newspaper content and radio (41%).

SINGAPORE (June 30): It’s easy to see why the onus is on financial service providers (FSPs) to digitally transform.

SINGAPORE (June 23): It only takes a total of about US$55,000 ($76,400) to sway media consumers into forming a fragmented and negative impression of a relatively popular journalist, and US$200,000 to instigate a street protest, according to the latest res

(June 13): From the incomprehensible "covfefe" to a post labeling fired FBI director James Comey a "leaker," President Donald Trump's tweets would be preserved as presidential records if a Democratic lawmaker's proposed COVFEFE Act

BEIJING (June 1): Chinese millennials are becoming the world’s biggest beauty queens, thanks to the power of the internet.

(May 11): Mark Mobius has a left-field theory on why volatility in global stock markets is so low.

SAN FRANCISCO (May 4): Facebook Inc. executives tried to temper investor exuberance about sales-growth prospects, repeating a warning that there’s a limit to the number of ads it can show on its social network.

ATLANTA/DALLAS/LONDON (April 12): United Continental Holdings Inc. struggled to contain spiraling fallout over a passenger’s forcible removal from a flight as efforts at damage control fell flat. Chief Executive Officer Oscar Munoz even made another at

HONG KONG (April 10): After predicting a “very difficult” encounter with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Donald Trump emerged from their first meeting hailing “an outstanding relationship” between chiefs of the world’s biggest economies.

SINGAPORE (April 5): Philips Lighting has announced the launch of a new chatbot service on its Singapore Facebook page, which allows users to purchase the group’s consumer products conversationally through the Facebook messenger platform.