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Johor–Singapore SEZ seen as key regional growth engine

Johor–Singapore SEZ seen as key regional growth engine

The state’s strong performance will make it a key contributor to Malaysia’s 13th Malaysia Plan.

Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.25%; Top stock is UOL Group Limited

UOL Group Limited is the top stock with a 2.17% increase.

COTD: Employers struggle to attract qualified candidates

This is followed by difficulties in filling complex technical roles (34%).

Oxley Holdings completes sale of Phu Thinh Land

The group will receive approximately $11.5 m.

Singapore commits to aiding firms during a volatile period in the energy market: Low Yen Ling

She emphasised helping companies navigate trade, technology, and transition.

Audit reveals former Aoxin Q&M CEO obtained $2.7m through improper loans and share sales

He resigned in July after whistleblowing reports were lodged against him.

COTD: Most employers believe their hiring process works

Half said that their biggest challenge is attracting qualified candidates.

Singapore strengthens marine insurance with new digital platform

It will also expand marine insurance education and internships to grow local talent.

Thakral-backed company mulls London IPO

The Beauty Tech Group intends to publish a registration document and apply for admission.

SGX Group reports strong August volume growth

Derivatives traded volume rose 11% year on year to 27.4 million contracts.

CCCS opens consultation for proposed TPG acquisition of Econ Healthcare

Public feedback can be submitted starting 8 September to 5:00 pm on 19 September.

Government extends schemes made to boost ownership of cleaner-energy vehicles

The incentive schemes were due to expire on 31 December 2025.

mm2 Asia calls off Vividthree share disposal

This is due to the group’s current circumstances and market volatility.

Almost 3 in 10 S’poreans say AI boosts productivity

However, most respondents (67.7%) cannot say how they would measure AI benefits.

Hiring outlook in Singapore for Q4 2025 dips

The transport, logistics, and automotive sector was the most optimistic.

Dormitory occupancy climbs to 98.3% in H1

Dormitory rents averaged $490 per bed in H1 2025.