Daily Debrief: What Happened Today (Oct 24)
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Las Vegas Sands to pump in US$8 billion to develop MBS expansion project
LAS Vegas Sands – the parent company of Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands – is set to invest US$8 billion in the integrated resort’s (IR) expansion project dubbed “Marina Bay Sands IR2”.
URA to review land-use policies and guidelines amid ‘changing economic landscape’
THE Urban Redevelopment Authority will review its land-use policies and guidelines, and engage businesses for a clearer picture of their needs and operating considerations in today’s changing economic landscape.
Keppel’s ‘moat’ gives it an edge in the data centre business: CEO
KEPPEL’S access to greener infrastructure and funds has created a “moat” and given the company an edge in the data centre business, noted its chief executive officer Loh Chin Hua.
MBS Q3 performance hit by low hold, net revenue falls 9.5% to US$919 million
MARINA Bay Sands saw its net revenue fall 9.5 per cent to US$919 million for the third quarter ended September 2024, down from US$1 billion the previous year.
Parkway Life Reit’s five-year journey to the West
SIXTEEN years after it first expanded its portfolio beyond Singapore to Japan, healthcare-focused Parkway Life Real Estate Investment Trust is finally making headway into a third key market.
STI bucks regional rout but rises only 0.1%
SINGAPORE’S 30-blue-chip barometer, the Straits Times Index, was spared the rout in most regional markets on Thursday (Oct 24), after Wall Street closed in the red overnight.
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