Market Round-Up: What did you miss?

A quick look at all the market moving events and big financial news of the day. From Keppel DC REIT's data centre acquisition to Croesus Retail Trust's buyout approval, get your daily dose of all the latest in the world of business right here.

• By Aastha Agnihotri
  September 13, 2017 17:30 +08

• Singapore stocks fell on Wednesday, dragged lower by lenders such as OCBC, but easing geopolitical tensions over North Korea's missile programme capped any huge losses.

• The Straits Times Index lost 0.16 percent or 5 points to end at 3,230.

• Singapore's largest lender DBS on Wednesday pledged to power all its operations in the city-state using renewable energy by 2030, becoming the Asian bank to join renewable energy commitment.

• Keppel DC REIT said it acquired a data centre in Dublin, Ireland for 66 million euros. Its shares fell 0.4 percent.

• Gardenia bread maker QAF, which rose 2 percent after saying it plans to list its pork production and feedmilling business on the Australian Securities Exchange.

• Singapore-listed Croesus Retail Trust gained 0.4 percent after a majority of its unitholders voted in favour of Blackstone's proposed acquisition of Japanese retail mall owner.

• Heeton Holdings said a consortium-led by the real estate conglomerate has bought an iconic entertainment venue in Manchester City, United Kingdom.