Singapore
Market Update: STI up 0.43%
Mapletree Logistics Trust saw the sharpest decline during Friday's trading, with a 3.17% drop.
Here's what investors want to know after SIA reported a $4.3b net loss
The Securities Investors Association Singapore asks the airline about its planned borrowings, future srategy, and possible privitisation.
GrabSupermarket launches in Singapore with over 10,000 products
Singapore-based HAO mart will house the GrabSupermarket dark store.
CapitaLand fully acquires DLSP-Ascendas for $103m
DLSP-Ascendas holds Dalian Ascendas IT Park in China.
Lendlease issues $200m perpetual securities at 4.2% rate
Lendlease Global Commercial REIT had initially planned to issue $150m perps but was faced with strong demand.
Managed Power Services: The Next Wave of Growth Opportunity
Opportunities revolve around installing, maintaining, and monitoring uninterruptable power supplies – Managed Power Services.
How your data center will operate by 2025, and what you can do today to prepare
More sustainable, efficient, adaptive, and resilient data center infrastructures will be needed if owners are to cash in on demand for data centers.
Malaysia restrictions to hit Aztech Global production
Aztech Global said its production output will be reduced by 30% for two weeks.
Schneider Electric Releases the Most Compact 3-Phase UPS in its Class: Galaxy VL
Schneider Electric introduces Live Swap, a pioneering feature which delivers a touch-safe design throughout the process of adding or replacing the power modules.
Going green: Sembcorp slashes GHG emissions in half in sustainable plan
It expects 70% of profits to come from sustainable solutions.
Daily Briefing: US & China trade envoys meet; HSBC exits US retail banking; Australian state locks down
Trade envoys from the US and China talk on the phone for the first time since US President Joe Biden took office.
Market Update: STI up 0.6%
Mapletree Logistics Trust saw the sharpest decline during Thursday's trading, with a 1.50% drop.
How can businesses gear up for the mobile-first world order?
2020 was an unprecedented year for everybody, startups to established enterprises, to humanity. Now that we are nearly halfway through 2021, truly little has changed. Lockdowns and lack of mobility as well as congregations continue, which is the new normal for businesses. For marketers specifically, new challenges emerged that drove them back to the drawing board. As business priorities get rejigged, this has been a testing time. With tighter budgets, and limited resources, they are having to think out of the box to reach their audience through newer ways, formats, and platforms.
Services industry revenues weakened by 1.5% in Q1
Administrative, recreation, and real estate services saw double-digit declines in revenue.
NTUC FairPrice retains crown as top retailer in Singapore: study
Consumers expected to focus on the essential and the functional.
Returning citizens, permanent residents require negative PCR test 3 days before flight home
The Ministry of Health extends the pre-departure testing requirement to all Singapore citizens and permanent residents.
Commentary
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Singapore’s small exporters need credit that matches their payment cycle
The hidden realities of succession for next-gen heirs
In Asia, fintech leaders must compete on credibility
F1 on a gravel road: Why AI is still stuck in first gear
Why AI blocklists give Singapore firms a false sense of security
When scale arrives before proof: Singapore’s capital allocation question in Southeast Asia