Daily Debrief: What Happened Today (Jun 25)

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Singapore’s next chapter: New models for regional hubs, industrial estates in URA’s Draft Master Plan 2025

[SINGAPORE] To meet Singapore’s changing needs, state planners are retooling the city’s regional hubs and older industrial estates for an evolving economy, the new Draft Master Plan 2025 reveals.

Trade will always still exist, though patterns will change and evolve, says PM Wong at WEF

[BEIJING] Despite a move towards greater self-sufficiency, trade will still exist because no country can be completely self-sufficient, said Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on Wednesday (Jun 25).

New private homes planned in Paterson, Newton areas

[SINGAPORE] The Urban Redevelopment Authority has unveiled plans for new neighbourhoods in the Paterson, Newton, Greater one-north and Defu areas, among other locations, under the Draft Master Plan 2025.

DBS, CapitaLand and other local stocks will be boosted by Singapore’s long-term wealth creation: Morgan Stanley

[SINGAPORE] As Singapore reaches its 60th birthday, Morgan Stanley said the city-state is “primed for wealth creation”.

Singapore Airlines CEO’s latest annual pay drops 14% to S$7 million despite record performance

[SINGAPORE] Singapore Airlines (SIA) paid its chief executive Goh Choon Phong S$7 million in remuneration for the latest financial year ended March 31, the carrier disclosed in its annual report on Wednesday (Jun 25).

Singapore shares rise, tracking regional gains; STI up 0.6%

[SINGAPORE] Shares on the Singapore bourse closed higher on Wednesday (Jun 25), in line with gains across regional markets as the ceasefire between Iran and Israel held firm.