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The delay is caused by COVID-19 cases remaining high in Hong Kong.

The Straits Times Index ended the Tuesday trade up by 8.17 points or 0.29% at 2,814.12.

The awards programme is accepting entries until 5 March 2021.

Deadline for submissions is on 5 March 2021. With the global acceleration of digitisation, many companies are now tapping into the opportunities of technology and innovation, and Malaysia is definitely not lagging in this trend. As companies adapt to digitisation and automation, many are developing new technologies and solutions to help in their transformation and in the road to recovery from the pandemic.

Entries can be submitted until 5 March 2021. The highly anticipated awards program for local businesses comes to Malaysia as Singapore Business Review opens the nomination for the inaugural Malaysia National Business Awards.

And SG’s Tazapay raises $4.29m led by Sequoia India’s Surge, Saison Capital.

This strengthens its environment and social (E&S) risk management disclosure.

GIC joins 560 investors in requesting companies to disclose their environmental data.

Beginning February 2021, NFI e-wallet users will be able to make real-time transfers to banks.

The order follows a notice of intention issued on 26 October.

The total value of these divestments are at $448.7m.

It has also accelerated its expansion plans for additional warehouses.

The Straits Times Index shed 49.87 points or about 1.75%, to finish trading at 2,805.95 on Monday.

HDT Singapore Holdings will shut its unique electric taxi business in Singapore, due in part to losses associated with the pandemic.

UOB is stepping up its efforts to help companies seize opportunities in the region’s fastest-growing economy, Vietnam.

The upcoming Landmark residential development, near Outram Park, has seen a strong level of buyer interest after only its first day of sales on Saturday. Over 90% of the 120 selected units that were made available achieved a sale.