Donald Trump made many promises on the economy during his election campaign. What has he done after 100 days in office? And, has he changed his stance on currency manipulation and protectionism?

Interest rates are rising. Have you re-set your investment strategy? And,options trading - what are the risks and rewards? Plus - invest in disruption through technology funds.

The UK has moved to exit the EU and Trump approaches his 100 days in office. What's next for equity, currency and commodity markets as we head into the second quarter of 2017?

Singapore lays out plans for a space-efficient future city. And acts to transform the workforce of today into the workfrce of tomorrow. Plus, catch a day in the life of a professional investor.

An ousted president and political uncertainty - what's the spillover effect into the South Korean economy? And, will the easing of property curbs lift buyer sentiment in Singapore?

This week, it is all about women. We find out if women make good entrepreneurs. Plus, a female high-flier in the tech industry shares what she is doing to get more women into the workforce. And, fintech firm co-founder, Cynthia Siantar, gives us a peek into her daily life.

Take a peek into the day in the life of online entreprenuer Deborah Wee - co-founder of HipVan. And Singapore steps up on environmental sustainability. Plus - CEOs talk about the uncertain business environment.

Ships stranded around the world upon Hanjin's collapse. Millions of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones recalled worldwide. We are in South Korea to see how the country is trying to reclaim its pride and reputation..

Plan now - prepare for the future. The Committee for the Future Economy charts a new growth path for Singapore with strategies to sharpen the republic's competitiveness.

The Year of the Rooster is here - and it's time to do a spring-cleaning of your investments. And,Korean food aspires to be one of the world's top 5 cuisines. Plus, getting a high on whisky and wine investments.

Lauren Templeton and Scott Phillips run a hedge fund. Do they make better investment decisions as a husband and wife team? And has India's demonetisation move misfired? Plus, we examine the economics of domestic help.

2016 was a year of political shocks. Remarkably, financial markets remained resilient. But could this be the calm before the storm for equity, currency and commodity markets in 2017?

Singapore manufacturing seems to have lost its vibrancy - what can be done to revitalise it? And, we look at sustainability reporting and what it means to companies. Plus, why packaging waste is harmful to more than the enivronment.

Heading into the last quarter -global growth is weak, interest rates could riseand the US presidential race hangs in the balance.If you invest in stocks, currencies or commodities - should you sit on the sidelines or take some chances?

An economy that works for everyone - but is Clinton's campaign pledge more of an ideal than an economic plan? And, in times of uncertainty - are REITs the safe-haven assets to turn to? Plus, demolition rubble is not waste - you can make another building out of it once recycled.

Donald Trump declares he's not against free trade, he wants fair trade. But observers say his America-First policies could spark trade wars. And we chat with SMRT's CEO on shareholders' concerns ahead of the firm's privatisation vote.