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Singapore eyes push for renewables in clean energy import drive
SINGAPORE'S power players are getting zealous on clean energy imports - a game-changer for the city-state's climate goals - even as the first of this big pivot could happen as soon as three months if a plan to import solar power from Malaysia works out to schedule.
Mice recovery spurred by border reopenings but impact limited for now
BUSINESS event organisers and venue operators in Singapore are cautiously optimistic about a gradual recovery in the coming months as the country takes steps to reopen, although they feel the expanded number of vaccinated travel lanes (VTLs) may not be sufficient to move the needle for now.
StanChart, Atome in path-breaking US$500m financing deal
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IN what appears to be the first bank-fintech BNPL tie-up in the region, this partnership will initially include BNPL services and later expand to include digital lending products.
Singapore new private home sales down 32.3% to 823 in September
ANALYSTS said the decline was within expectations, with developers holding off major launches last month.
Raffles Education says it can continue as going concern; sees no need to suspend trading
THIS was in response to queries raised by the Singapore Exchange following an auditor's report, which highlighted a material uncertainty that may cast significant doubt on the ability of the group and company to continue as a going concern.
The STI today
Singapore stocks gain on Wednesday amid investor optimism; STI up 1.4%
THE benchmark Straits Times Index (STI) climbed 1.4 per cent or 44.37 points on Wednesday to close at 3,156.42.
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