Indian stocks fell on Friday, dragged lower by Bharti Airtel after UIDAI has ordered a probe against the telecoms operator for violating Aadhaar Act.
Singapore stocks advanced on Friday, tracking gains in Asian shares after U.S. stocks marked gains overnight after apparent progress on U.S. tax legislation.
Keppel Infrastructure and China Harbour Engineering on Friday secured a project to build an integrated waste management facility (IWMF) in Hong Kong for HKD 31 billion (about S$5.3 billion).
Singapore-listed AsiaPhos on Friday said Non-Executive Chairman Pian Tee Hong purchased shares in the phosphate mining company.
Fundraising from Singapore domestic initial public offerings so far in 2017 have doubled compared to the entire 2016.
The world's biggest palm oil processor Wilmar International has launched fresh policies to enhance the welfare of children living in oil palm plantations.
Real estate developer Oxley Holdings on Friday said the company has been included on the FTSE ST Large and Mid Cap Index and the FTSE ST Mid Cap Index.
Shares in Singapore-based steel maker BRC Asia jumped as much as 41 percent to S$1.27 on Friday following the resumption of trading.
Logistics group Marco Polo Marine said it has received approval from the Singapore High Court for its restructuring plan.
StarHub said its outgoing Chief Executive Tan Tong Hai reduced his stake in the telecoms service provider.
The cryptocurrency had plunged as much as 20 percent after the Chinese government cracked down on offerings in the digital currency, prompting bitcoin exchanges to close their doors.
Indian stocks fell on Thursday, tracking weak Asian shares after U.S. tech stocks slumped overnight following a strong rally.
Singapore stocks ended little changed on Thursday, as gains in lenders such as OCBC and United Overseas Bank were offset by the weakness in Asian shares after U.S. tech stocks slumped overnight.
Shares in Cromwell European Real Estate Investment Trust (CEREIT) opened unchanged in Thursday's trading debut.
Indian stocks fell on Thursday, tracking weak Asian shares after U.S. tech stocks slumped overnight following a strong rally.