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Interra Resources has started drilling another well in Myanmar

Sea offers growth potential in Fintech while DBS offers yield and stability

For the last half decade or so, Sembcorp Marine (Sembmarine) has been hit by declining revenue and several annual losses amid a severe slump in the oil industry. As a result, the consolidation of its weak performance has been a drag o

Stock loans are nothing new. This form of financing requires borrowers to put up shares as collateral in exchange for a loan. However, the global financial crisis (GFC) in 2008 changed all of that.

SGX CEO Loh Boon Chye maintains that the exchange has in place a well-diversified, well-positioned portfolio of products plus a pipeline of new ones that will keep both market participants and investors interested.

The Covid-19 pandemic is a set to disrupt every aspect of society – for better or worse. Say goodbye to life as you know it

SINGAPORE (April 17): When the dual-class shares (DCS) structure for Singapore-listed companies was first mooted in 2016, the proposal generated quite a buzz. This came at a time when the Singapore Exchange (SGX), itself suffering from a dearth of major I

Why Bursa Malaysia-listed Yinson is playing white knight to Ezion, the provider of liftboats and support vessels which is sinking from debt

SINGAPORE (Jan 17): The Singapore Exchange Regulation (SGX RegCo) is seeking market feedback on several proposals to strengthen the oversight of audits of locally listed companies.

SINGAPORE (Nov 15): ST Engineering has often claimed that its business units are synergistic across the board.