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The new Business Times: Intelligence at Work BT has refreshed, to bring readers the best in business reporting. Here’s a quick guide to what’s new. What’s new online BT’s website, businesstimes.com.sg, will reflect the new sector offerings in print, with several web-only features. Responsive web design means the website adapts to fit all screen sizes Readable and easy to navigate on all devices: desktops, laptops, tablets and smartphones All stories from the print edition and the latest news updates. More web-only stories under the new Stocks section: - Stocks to watch: summary of stocks whose prices might respond to news events - Hot stocks: large movements in share prices or volumes - Brokers’ Take: excerpts from analyst reports on listed companies Three new blogs by BT journalists: - Views on the Singapore stock market - News from a data-driven perspective - Social commentary New lifestyle portal with its own distinct look and feel. Features all stories on luxury living from BT’s Friday and Saturday editions New SME section features all stories relevant to local small-and medium- sized enterprises, including those from the weekly SME page and bi-monthly SME Magazine New online Opinion section houses commentaries across all sections of BT, including Hock Lock Siew, the corporate commentary column What’s new on the apps BT’s apps for the iPad, the iPhone and Android smartphones have been redesigned to give readers a better user experience with the website. Reads well on all screens More news Blogs Lifestyle SME Opinion online Stronger masthead Reinforces BT’s identity as a credible source of business news, insights and analysis. Real Estate every day Covering the property sector has been one of BT’s strengths over the years - the section will now go daily. Government & Economy New section with news on major global political and economic events, and their implications. Opinion daily Provides a greater breadth and depth of views, insight and analysis. Life & Culture New daily page features long-form writing on the softer side of the news. The daily crossword will now be here. Clearer layout Wider columns and more distinct fonts give the paper a crisp feel and make for easier reading. More infographics More extensive use of data visualisation to tell news stories better. More on markets Two pages of market data and reports provide a concise summary of the market day. New additions include: unusual activity table and charts comparing the Straits Times Index to FTSE ST Catalist. To learn more about the new BT, go to btd.sg/Q&As. To subscribe, go to btsubscribe.com.sg or call +65 6388 3838. BT Graphics: Teh Shi Ning & Simon Ang Daily digest A quick front page summary of the day’s most important stories. FTSE ST Catalist Index Jan 3, 2014 1,069.95 -1.55 (-0.14%) Current streak 2 days Day high 1,078.05 Day low 1,064.24 52-week high 1,254.90 (Feb 27, 2013) 52-week low 955.08 (Jan 3, 2013) Straits Times Index Jan 3, 2014 3,131.47 -43.18 (-1.36%) Current streak 1 day Day high 3,170.1 Day low 3,127.91 52-week high 3,464.79 (May 22, 2013) 52-week low 2,990.68(Aug 28, 2013) 1,300 1,250 1,200 1,150 1,100 1,050 1,000 950 900 3,500 3,400 3,300 3,200 3,100 3,000 2,900 STI / Catalist Straits Times Index FTSE ST Catalist Index Jan ‘13 Mar May Jul Sept Nov Jan ‘14 New sectors, sharper business focus News is now organised by industry sectors, instead of geography. Zero in on your sector of interest quickly and read each story in context. Each section features local news, as well as regional and global news.

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Page 1: The new Business Times: & Economy Opinion daily ... · and analysis. Life & Culture New daily page features long-form writing on the softer side of the news. The daily crossword will

The new Business Times:Intelligence at Work BT has refreshed, to bring readersthe best in business reporting.Here’s a quick guide to what’s new.

What’s new onlineBT’s website, businesstimes.com.sg,will reflect the new sectorofferings in print,with severalweb-onlyfeatures.

Responsive web design means the website adapts to fit all screen sizesReadable and easy to navigate on all devices: desktops, laptops, tablets and smartphones

All stories from the print editionand the latest news updates.More web-only stories under thenew Stocks section:- Stocks to watch: summary of stocks

whose prices might respond tonews events

- Hot stocks: large movements in share prices or volumes

- Brokers’ Take: excerpts from analyst reports on listed companies

Three new blogs by BT journalists:- Views on the Singapore stock market- News from a data-driven perspective- Social commentary

New lifestyle portal with its own distinct look and feel. Features all stories onluxury living from BT’s Friday andSaturday editions

New SME section features all stories relevant to local small-and medium-sized enterprises, including thosefrom the weekly SME page andbi-monthly SME Magazine

New online Opinion section houses commentaries across all sections of BT, including Hock Lock Siew, the corporate commentary column

What’s new on the appsBT’s apps for the iPad, the iPhone and Android smartphones have beenredesigned to give readersa better user experiencewith the website.

Reads well on all screens

More news

Blogs

Lifestyle

SME

Opinion online

Stronger mastheadReinforces BT’s identityas a credible sourceof business news,insights and analysis.

Real Estate every dayCovering the propertysector has been one ofBT’s strengths over theyears − the section willnow go daily.

Government& EconomyNew section withnews on majorglobal politicaland economicevents, and theirimplications.

Opinion dailyProvides a greaterbreadth and depthof views, insightand analysis.

Life & CultureNew daily page featureslong-form writing on thesofter side of the news.The daily crossword willnow be here.

Clearer layoutWider columns and moredistinct fonts give thepaper a crisp feel andmake for easier reading.

More infographicsMore extensive useof data visualisationto tell news storiesbetter.

More on marketsTwo pages of market dataand reports provide a concisesummary of the market day.New additions include: unusualactivity table and chartscomparing the Straits TimesIndex to FTSE ST Catalist.

To learn more about the new BT, go to btd.sg/Q&As. To subscribe, go to btsubscribe.com.sg or call +65 6388 3838.

BT Graphics: Teh Shi Ning & Simon Ang

Daily digestA quick front page summaryof the day’s most important stories.

FTSE ST Catalist IndexJan 3, 2014

1,069.95-1.55 (-0.14%)Current streak2 daysDay high1,078.05Day low1,064.2452-week high1,254.90 (Feb 27, 2013)52-week low955.08 (Jan 3, 2013)

Straits Times IndexJan 3, 2014

3,131.47 -43.18 (-1.36%)

Current streak1 day

Day high3,170.1Day low

3,127.9152-week high

3,464.79 (May 22, 2013)52-week low

2,990.68 (Aug 28, 2013)

1,300

1,250

1,200

1,150

1,100

1,050

1,000

950

900

3,500

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3,300

3,200

3,100

3,000

2,900

STI / Catalist

Straits Times Index

FTSE ST Catalist Index

Jan ‘13 Mar May Jul Sept Nov Jan ‘14

Android smartphones have beenredesigned to give readers

New sectors, sharper business focus News is now organised by industrysectors, instead of geography.Zero in on your sector of interestquickly and read each story incontext. Each section featureslocal news, as well as regionaland global news.