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The Straits Times Index closed in the green reaching 3,000 level for the first time since March last year. The index went up by 22.49 points or 0.76% during yesterday's trading.

It will comprise of over 400 exclusive units spread across 10 residential blocks.

The largest placement raised was by Ascendas REIT, at $800m.

Poor performance of earlier neobanks have cast a doubt on their ability to gain income.

It covers the construction of an entrance, ventilation shaft, and fitting-out works.

The issuance was oversubscribed with the final demand at more than US$2.85b.

The rise was attributed to a $12.8m contribution from Westfield Marion.

The first deliveries are scheduled for 2022.

Proceeds will be used for lyf one-north Singapore, ART's maiden development project.

This is despite the economy contracting by 5.8% in 2020.

The Straits Times Index ended Wednesday trade in the green, up by 0.34 points or 0.01% at 2,977.51.

Its energy saving initiatives include reducing consumption by 20% by 2030.

UOB Kay Hian has named five S-REITs with attractive valuations that could represent opportunities for investors.

And Geylang Serai Hari Raya Bazaar to be held online on a new digital platform.

Over half of poly graduates in the labour force are employed full-time.

Weak hiring prospects and lack of demand for foreign workers weighed on prices.