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Market Update: STI recovers from 0.1% dip on Wednesday
Market Update: STI recovers from 0.1% dip on Wednesday
The Straits Times Index ended Thursday trade higher by 11.39 points or 0.41% at 2,822.34.
Daily Briefing: NUS invents ‘fast and safe' way to solidify natural gas; Neuroglee bags $3.07m in pre-seed funding
And Dusit Thani Laguna Singapore opens in Singapore.
MAS bans two insurance agents for dishonesty
They were formerly with Aviva and Great Eastern Life, respectively.
One in three Singaporeans ditch their travel credit cards
As much as 551,000 Singaporean card holders may have said goodbye to their cards, says Finder.com.
F&B, tourism sectors score high in customer loyalty
A total of 2,500 customers from both sectors were surveyed.
SBR Management Excellence Awards 2020 recognises top executives and firms
Over 30 companies were lauded in this year’s presentation.
Singapore 'one of the simplest' for HR in APAC: TMF
It stood on the same ranking as Thailand.
Daily Briefing: SG approves sale of lab-grown meat in world first; Safety rules for new food inventions as demand for meat substitutes grows
And Davos may move to SG as WEF holds talks on 2021 location.
Markets Briefing: STI closes down at 2,810
The Straits Times Index fell on Tuesday trade by 3.17 points or 0.11% to finish at 2,810.95.
Nominations are now open for SBR International Business Awards 2021
Deadline for submission of entries is on 26 February 2021.
SBR National Business Awards 2021 opens doors for nominations
Deadline for submission of entries is on 26 February 2021.
Banks rerate 17% due to recovery trade: Maybank
The recovery trade is driven by news of successful COVID-19 vaccine trials.
JLL sells two residential sites for $62m
The sites have a combined area of 23,828 sq. ft.
Singapore-Hong Kong air travel bubble hits further turbulence
The delay is caused by COVID-19 cases remaining high in Hong Kong.
Market Update: STI starts December trade with gains
The Straits Times Index ended the Tuesday trade up by 8.17 points or 0.29% at 2,814.12.
Malaysia International Business Awards 2021 is now accepting nominations
The awards programme is accepting entries until 5 March 2021.
The search is on for the top technology companies in Malaysia
Deadline for submissions is on 5 March 2021. With the global acceleration of digitisation, many companies are now tapping into the opportunities of technology and innovation, and Malaysia is definitely not lagging in this trend. As companies adapt to digitisation and automation, many are developing new technologies and solutions to help in their transformation and in the road to recovery from the pandemic.
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