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The contraction was attributed to the enhancement works of the Starhill gallery in Malaysia.

Bid vehicle Quetzal capital and its concert parties now hold 96.48% of POSH’s shares.

They also confirmed their loss of confidence with their lawyers.

A change in leasing standards boosted profits in Q4.

And travel players implement precautionary measures against Coronavirus spread.

About 80% of the upcoming supply will be for factory space.

Medtecs International led the gains amongst top active stocks with a 13.95% expansion.

The IT industry saw the highest demand in recruitment activity for the month.

Its initial portfolio comprises 97 commercial buildings in the UK.

The best-performing IT stock saw its total returns hit 154.3%.

Local governments in Wuhan and Xi’an cities required the closure.

The index fund plans to capture $1.01b (US$750m) assets under management within 2020.

It will reduce the pot to $30m if advisors do not support the restructuring agreement.

And Steve Leonard to step down as SGInnovate founding CEO.

Nearly half of the units are between 200-299 sqm in size.

Medtecs International led the gains amongst top active stocks with a 65.39% jump. The Straits Times Index ended 58.77 or 1.81% lower at 3,181.25. The top active stocks were Medtecs International, which surged 65.39%, Singtel, which fell 0.89%, DBS, which inched down 1.34%, Genting Sing, which contracted 3.85%, and Capitaland with a 4.89% decline. The FTSE Mid Cap slid 2.15% whilst the FTSE Small Cap fell 2.41%.