Inflation and the stock market, the efficacy of the Pfizer/BioNTech's vaccine, UK to speed up vaccines, Bitcoin, Twitter, Uber, Singapore's construction sector, HSBC, Chinese Yuan and the Indian Rupee

Big earnings, so why did Wall Street sell? Earnings season kicks off with surprises as JPMorgan Chase posts higher revenue but lower profits - and investors head for the exits. Michelle Martin and Ry...

14 Tammi 22min

A digital bank, a S$1.3 billion war chest - and a big question: can a newcomer really change how Singaporeans save, invest and bank. Michelle speaks with Natalia Goh, CEO of MariBank, on how a digital...

12 Tammi 19min

A surge in insider buying puts diesel engines, cocoa and construction firmly in focus. Hosted by Michelle Martin with Ryan Huang, we track director deals at XMH Holdings, JB Foods and Reclaims Global ...

12 Tammi 25min

As 2026 begins, Money and Me takes a moment of introspection - looking not just at how much you made, but how you spent. What did money add to your life in 2025 - and what quietly drained your peace, ...

9 Tammi 20min

Defense stocks swing sharply as US President Donald Trump pivots from threatening dividends to floating a staggering US$1.5 trillion military budget. Hosted by Michelle Martin, this episode unpacks wh...

9 Tammi 24min

As the China growth narrative fades, attention is shifting from the New Economy to an overlooked source of income: high-dividend state-owned enterprises. Raymond Cheng explains why China’s energy and ...

8 Tammi 15min

Samsung’s blockbuster profits put South Korea’s market back in the global spotlight, as investors ask whether the AI-driven rally still has legs. We play UP or DOWN on defence contractors like Lockhee...

8 Tammi 23min

When prices barely move after big news, that’s often the loudest signal of all. Nvidia’s Vera Rubin chip debut at CES promises cheaper, faster, lower-power AI - yet the stock barely flinched, raising ...

7 Tammi 16min