Singapore

This was related to drilling rig contracts entered with Sete Brasil in 2012.

Upskilling and happiness at work rounded up the top three goals for Singaporeans.

Employment figures fell in tandem with the sector’s GDP.

And Singapore’s Professional Conversion programme extends training to 1,000 more PMETs.

Singtel saw the sharpest decline amongst top active stocks with a 2.08% contraction.

CDL Hospitality Trust and Ascott Residence Trust already reported cancelled bookings.

Medtecs International Corporation’s rank skyrocketed from 268 in 2019 to 39 in 2020 YTD.

Fueled partly by positive regulatory environments and a highly educated population, Singapore has established itself as a startup hub. Across sectors, record new businesses are launching – but too many of these startups aren’t also getting to the finish line.

The company opened today at $0.210.

The growth was mainly attributed to the company’s merger with OUE H-trust.

It will buy a 100% stake in an Australian REIT for $365,880.

The team-up will focus on codeshare flights, mileage programmes and lounge access.

The water treatment firm expressed loss of “confidence and trust” in WongPartnership.

Tourism-related sectors will be the most affected.

GIC injected $88.7m in a latest funding round along with Norwegian private equity firm Norfund.

And US-based dating app The League enters Singapore. From Human Resources Online: