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DBS unveils metaverse game tackling global food waste

DBS unveils metaverse game tackling global food waste

Singapore players will be treated to extra rewards, redeemable through DBS PayLah!

AIA sees new business value jump 37% YoY in the first semester

This was mainly driven by the economic reopening in China and Hong Kong.

Insurance is not top priority amongst Singapore’s Gen Zs and millennials: Poll

Only 20% have thought of retirement plans whilst 14% are interested in insurance.

How much does an average Singaporean spend on monthly groceries?

An average Singaporean spends $211 monthly on groceries.

HK, SG housing chiefs exchange views on policies, new technologies

Amongst areas of discussion include green buildings.

Ex-director nabbed for money laundering not involved in day-to-day operations: No Signboard

The company said Su HaiJin also did not receive any directors’ fees.

Grab cuts losses to $148m in 2Q23

The figure translates to a 74% YoY improvement.

ComfortDelGro moves dividend payment date to 31 August

The company adjusted the payment date in light of the Presidential Elections.

Boustead’s largest energy engineering unit bags $31m contract in LatAm

The company expects the contract to strengthen the OTSG offering of its subsidiary.

Kelvin Fong steps up as Deputy CEO of PropNex

He previously held the Executive Director position in the company.

ERP rates up $1 in 28 August to decongest traffic

ERP rates will be increased by $1 starting 28 August 2023.

Be cautious on dealing with Dasin Retail Trust units, SGX Reg Co warns

An individual is suspected of buying Dasin units to maintain its unit price.

Daily Markets Briefing: STI up 0.45%; Mapltetree is top stock

Mapletree Pan Asia Commercial Trust closed with a 2% increase.

SG leads healthcare tech startups’ rise in Southeast Asia

Vickers Venture Partners’ Dr. Xinhong Lim explains how the digital health ecosystem flourishes in Singapore despite global trends.

CBDs need to evolve, but remain most sought-after locations for business headquarters

More discerning occupier needs are driving the re-invention of central business districts, says Cushman & Wakefield’s Cameron Ahrens.