Singapore Airlines ends an interesting chapter of its history with the redemption of its last remaining mandatory convertible bonds.

Nothing is ever really permanent. The stable state of things we are familiar with can be easily contested at some point of time or another. We took public gatherings for granted until COVID happened.

Footfall has improved since circuit breaker in June. It's nowhere near pre-COVID levels but still it's better than none. Everyone is masked up except for those who are eating or having a coffee like me. The tables are now more widely spaced - which I'd always thought it should be that way. On the face of it, everyone seems to be getting used to the new normal. It's good to see some activity in the malls. It implies that the office crowd is back and that in turn drives the F&

Zoom may permanently alter business travel, which accounts for a significant portion of aviation revenues.

In time to come, the phrases: "I'm working at the office" or "I'm working from home", will hold no meaning. It'll just be: "I'm working"...

Self-discipline and discretion are needed to maintain the levels of productivity originally seen in our traditional work environment.

Day 34 of the circuit breaker: The existence of the virus is challenging the innate want of humans to go out, interact, trade, etc.