Daily Debrief: What Happened Today
Stories you might have missed
SingPost unveils code of business conduct, new corporate governance policies
Singapore Post Ltd (SingPost) has introduced a code of business conduct and ethics for its board directors, along with new policies governing directors' conflicts of interest, and board renewal and tenure.
SIA to launch non-stop flights to San Francisco from Oct 23
Singapore Airlines (SIA) will soon launch non-stop flights between Singapore and San Francisco, and will add a second daily service to Los Angeles in an expansion of its US operations.
MNCs based here to submit tax reports as Singapore commits to OECD reform
Singapore said on Thursday it will commit to the sweeping international tax reform led by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) to weed out tax avoidance by global corporations.
SME sentiment up for first time in seven consecutive quarters
Sentiment among Singapore small and medium enterprises (SMEs) has inched up for the first time in seven consecutive quarters, according to the latest SBF-DP SME Index.
NTU, Delta Electronics set up S$45m lab for smart technologies
Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and Delta Electronics have established a S$45 million joint laboratory to develop smart technologies to be used at homes, learning institutions and manufacturing facilities.
The STI Today
Singapore shares close 0.8% down on Thursday
Singapore stocks finished 0.8 per cent lower on Thursday, with the Straits Times Index falling 22.69 points to 2,751.56.
KEYWORDS IN THIS ARTICLE
BT is now on Telegram!
For daily updates on weekdays and specially selected content for the weekend. Subscribe to t.me/BizTimes
International
US veto sinks Palestinian UN membership bid in Security Council
Pro-China local leader ousted in Solomon Islands election
Japan‘s March inflation slows to 2.6%, eyes on BOJ move
S&P downgrades Israel rating on heightened geopolitical risk
‘We have our jury’: panel selected for Trump criminal trial
UK wage growth and services inflation too high for rate cut, BOE’s Greene says