Indian shares recouped from last session's plunge on Wednesday as investors shrugged off geopolitical tensions a day after North Korea fired a missile that flew over northern Japan.
Singapore-based Yongnam Holdings, a provider of engineering and construction services, on Wednesday said it secured three new contracts worth a total of S$70 million.
The intermediaries have reportedly contacted Manchester United to know their stance on the Chile international who seems determined to secure a move away from the Emirates stadium
Singapore stocks rebounded on Wednesday, in line with other Asian markets and gains on Wall Street overnight, as concerns about North Korea's firing of a missile over Japan abated.