Singapore stocks fell for a third day on Friday, dragged by lenders such as OCBC and as geopolitical tensions over North Korea's nuclear and missile programme continued to cast a shadow.
The HDB is investing S$10.7m in deals with Nanyang Technological University and the Singapore University of Technology and Design to boost construction productivity.
Independent oil explorer Loyz Energy on Friday said it had entered into a memorandum of understanding with investment firm Arctos Investments Pte. to form a joint venture company.
Pacific Radiance on Friday said that together with its advisers, it has commenced discussion with its bank lenders to review the group's financial position and capital structure.
Sushi chain owner Sakae Holdings on Friday said that High Court has ordered its associate company, Gryphon Capital Management to be wound up by consent.
Technology firm Trek 2000 International on Friday said it intends to resume trading of its shares with effect from September 11 on the Singapore Exchange.
A study reveals that Singapore firms are now being reliant to supply chain management and procurement professionals to safeguard themselves from global market uncertainty.
Tech firm Razer has submitted its proposal for a unified e-payment system for Singapore on Thursday (Sept 7) afternoon - just making the two-week deadline set by chief executive Tan Min-Liang.