Daily Debrief: What Happened Today (Mar 31)
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DBS’ Tan Su Shan flags second-order risks from Middle East conflict despite limited exposure
THE bank sees limited direct exposure, but warns inflation, supply chains and small businesses could be hit if tensions persist.
Logistics giant Katoen Natie to invest S$60 million in new Jurong Island facility
THE company is investing an additional S$3.1 million in a fully automated storage and retrieval system.
Grab, Strides raise fares, unveil driver support measures amid rising fuel costs
GRAB’S fuel surcharge will be adjusted to S$0.90 per trip, while Strides’ street-hail fares will rise S$0.01 per distance and time-based unit.
EDB, JTC, EMA among stat boards with leadership changes
THE changes across the six statutory boards are effective from Apr 1.
Singapore, Thailand launch applications for carbon credit projects: MTI
AUTHORISED projects may generate carbon credits that could help offset taxable emissions.
With Iran war’s cost impact just beginning, Singapore must take energy saving seriously
ENERGY authority’s warning should prompt behavioural change, not merely calls for support.
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