Daily Debrief: What Happened Today (Feb 25)

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OCBC, UOB poised to gain most from JS-SEZ; DBS could seek to expand Malaysia footprint: analysts

AMONG the trio of local banks, OCBC and UOB are expected to stand to gain the most from the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) as facilitators of investment and trade, given their sizeable operations in both markets, analysts said.

IMDA launches guidelines for cloud services and data centres ahead of Digital Infrastructure Act

TWO new sets of advisory guidelines to boost resilience and security for cloud-service providers (CSP) and data-centre operators were launched on Tuesday (Feb 25) by the Infocomm and Media Development Authority (IMDA).

Industrial growth could keep Indonesia stuck on coal, delaying clean energy shift

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INDONESIA’S push for rapid industrialisation is likely to keep coal at the core of its energy strategy for at least another decade, even as the country struggles with its decarbonisation goals.

Executive condos still desirable despite rising prices: NUS survey

AROUND four in five property players believe that executive condominiums (ECs) remain relevant and desirable despite growing prices, a survey conducted by the National University of Singapore’s Institute of Real Estate and Urban Studies (Ireus) found.

SingPost must quickly find a new group CEO to deliver it from its troubles

NATIONAL postal-service provider Singapore Post (SingPost) is facing a slew of challenges. And, without a leader at the helm, it could be tough for the group to navigate its way out of its troubles.

Singapore shares in the red as regional indices fall; STI retreats 0.3%

SINGAPORE equities closed Tuesday (Feb 25) in the red, tracking regional losses. The benchmark Straits Times Index fell 0.3 per cent or 11.88 points to 3,915.87.