New dawn for Noble as Goldilocks ends trench fight over debt revamp
NOBLE Group and shareholder Goldilocks Investment Company have finally buried the hatchet over the terms of a US$3.5...
Leaders of Transformation
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S$5m value in PropNex prospectus for agents' transfer causing a stir
A S$5 MILLION value pegged to PropNex Realty's business takeover agreement with Dennis Wee Realty (DWR) last year...
Stocks to watch: Midas, MTQ, RHT Health Trust
THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their shares on Thursday.
ExxonMobil starts up world's largest resin plant in Singapore
EXXONMOBIL has started production from two new multi-billion dollar plants producing petrochemicals used in adhesives...
CW Group says unable to redeem SGD bonds, hires advisers
[SINGAPORE] The Hong Kong-listed group expects it won’t be able to repay a SGD notes due on June 25 and pay dividend...
Najib explains why he had so many luxury handbags, lots of cash, jewellery
[LANGKAWI, Malaysia] Former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak says he shouldn't be blamed for the multi-billion...
PayNow expanding scope to include businesses
FROM August 13, businesses will be able to send and receive funds from customers and other businesses through peer-to-...
'Strong' case for further rate hikes: Federal Reserve's Powell
[WASHINGTON] Historically low unemployment and signs of rising inflation mean there is a "strong" case for...
Singapore can use less cash and be cheque-free by 2025: Ong Ye Kung
E-PAYMENTS are catching on and the government hopes to further reduce the use of cash and make Singapore cheque-free by...
BREAKING NEWS
CW Group says unable to redeem SGD bonds, hires advisers
[SINGAPORE] The Hong Kong-listed group expects it won’t be able to repay a SGD notes due on June 25 and pay dividend...
Hong Kong: Stocks edge up at open
[HONG KONG] Hong Kong stocks rose slightly in the first few minutes of trade Thursday as markets stabilise after the...
New Zealand economy cools as construction slows
[Wellington] New Zealand's economy grew at a slower pace in the first three months of the year amid a fall in...
ExxonMobil starts up world's largest resin plant in Singapore
EXXONMOBIL has started production from two new multi-billion dollar plants producing petrochemicals used in adhesives...
Strike a pose for International Yoga Day
[NEW DELHI]Â Downward-facing dogs, cobras and warriors were set to sprout all over the world Thursday, as the fourth...
Pete Davidson confirms engagement to Ariana Grande
[LOS ANGELES] "Saturday Night Live" cast member Pete Davidson on Wednesday confirmed reports that he and...
STOCKS
MARKET TODAY:
Hong Kong: Stocks edge up at open
[HONG KONG] Hong Kong stocks rose slightly in the first few minutes of trade Thursday as markets stabilise after the...
Malaysia: Shares open lower on Thursday
MALAYSIA share prices opened lower on Thursday with the FTSE Bursa Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Composite Index down 0.47...
Singapore shares open higher on Thursday; STI up 0.1% to 3,318.5
SINGAPORE stocks opened 0.1 per cent higher on Thursday, with the Straits Times Index rising 2.6 points to 3,318.5 as...
Asia: Stocks edge higher; US dollar, treasuries steady
[SYDNEY] Asian stocks had a muted start to trading Thursday as concern simmers about an escalation of trade tensions...
Xiaomi starts taking orders for up to US$6.1b Hong Kong IPO
[HONG KONG] Xiaomi Corp started taking orders for the world's biggest initial public offering (IPO) in nearly two...
Stocks to watch: Midas, MTQ, RHT Health Trust
THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their shares on Thursday.
BT WEEKLY
Building lifestyle developments in China
ASIA-PACIFIC Strategic Investments Ltd (APSIL), a Catalist-listed small-cap company backed by Singapore tycoon Oei Hong...
Asian twists in the spotlight
WITH all the look-at-me sparkly steel and perfect landscaping that make up the achingly stylish new Marina One, it...
LIFESTYLE
Chang Theng Hwee
TRAVELLERS WHO HAVE booked a holiday from bespoke travel company Country Holidays would know Chang Theng Hwee. The...
Discover Your Inner Craftsman
WHEN ALVIN TAN enrolled in the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (Nafa) in 1997, there were no ceramics studios in Singapore...
Morning Cuppa
The World Cup has just started and while you can stock up on beer easily by just ordering online, making a good cup of...
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The intricacy of problem-solving
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