Sharing economy

Malaysia and Thailand ease shrimp, seabass trade row, reaffirm trade goal

Thailand’s Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul (left) shakes hands Malaysia’s Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim after a press conference at the Federal Government office of Perdana Putra in Putrajaya.

Forum: Johor-Singapore SEZ can be genuine blueprint for shared prosperity

Foreign students fuelling demand for co-living properties in Singapore: JLL report

The Bayron by Cove in District 9 is among the first "en bloc conversions" into co-living spaces. PHOTO: COVE

How shared bikes are part of everyday life in cities around the world

Anywheel (green) and Hello Ride (blue) bike-sharing bicycles at the Promontory at Marina Bay, March 27, 2025.

No longer an eyesore, but are shared bikes a viable commuting option in Singapore?

ST20240714_202460991046/elbike27/Brian Teo/Esther Loi/ Mr Daren Oliveiro, 43, Hawker, riding rental bikes with his wife Vivian Liem, 38, and two sons Davian Oliveiro, 11, and Arius Oliveiro, 9, Lakeside Primary School students, at Jurong Lake Garden on July 14, 2024. The convenience of bike-sharing bikes allows Daren to use cycling as a way to bond with his family. ST PHOTO: BRIAN TEO.

SBS Transit app lets users reserve shared bikes for first- and last-mile trips

Anywheel (green) and Hello Ride (blue) bike-sharing bicycles at the Promontory at Marina Bay, March 27, 2025.

Adam Neumann offers to buy back WeWork for over $673 million: Source

WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann has submitted a bid to buy back the bankrupt office-sharing company for more than US$500 million, a source said.

End of road for SG Bike, users to be transferred to bike-sharing rival Anywheel

SG Bike users will see their existing wallet balance reflected on the Anywheel app by May 3 or earlier.

Adam Neumann is crashing into WeWork’s high-wire revival act

Mr Adam Neumann has not yet provided even a roundabout dollar figure regarding what he would bid for the company.

WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann explores buying company out of bankruptcy

Currently, WeWork’s bankruptcy plan proposes handing ownership to the company’s most senior debt holders.

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