Singapore

DBS led the gains amongst top active stocks after it grew 0.4%.

The property has a combined land area of 2,161 square feet.

It will require suppliers to include mandatory fees in the headline price.

It has been extended to 02 December.

The move aims to simplify their shareholding structures.

IKEA Southeast Asia revenue grew by 20% to $1.21b for the same period.

BP's June portfolio occupancy is slightly higher than the average industrial REIT.

The association clarifies that it is not backing the deal “at this stage”.

The space has 134 offices, 64 desks, and open coworking areas.

Retailers across the globe are reinventing the digital and physical retail experiences to cater to the modern and technology savvy customer. Facial recognition payments, service robots and digitised aisles are just some of the avenues retailers are looking into. We’re also seeing more e-commerce businesses expanding into the physical space in their own ways. According to Statista, Singapore’s e-commerce market is expected to grow at an annual rate of 14.9%, and will continue its ascent to US$8.6m by 2023. With the expansion of e-commerce, brick-and-mortar retailers are scrambling to find a middle ground between the online and digital realms as they face increased pressure and competition from their digital competitors.

Keppel DC REIT leads the pack with returns of 54%.

DBS led the gains amongst top active stocks after it grew 0.32%.

Treasure at Tampines sold 168 units.

Keppel Land China buys $95.3m industrial property in Shanghai.

The company hopes to optimise its post delivery service.

This, along with 13 more properties, brought the company some $10b in asset value.