consolidation

Is the Singapore telco market heading for a consolidation? - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Telecommunications

Is the Singapore telco market heading for a consolidation?

Experts are saying that the local telco sector is too crowded. Does this mean it's prime for consolidation?
M1 in state of constant flux to stay nimble amid intense competition - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Telecommunications

M1 in state of constant flux to stay nimble amid intense competition

What does it mean for M1 to be "future-ready"? CEO Manjot Singh Mann tells.

Broker's Calls

‘Buy’ StarHub as its favourable tailwinds are coming; telco industry ripe for market consolidation

UOB Kay Hian is bullish on StarHub, with favourable tailwinds expected in the horizon.
Is it time for a telco sector consolidation? - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Broker's Calls

Is it time for a telco sector consolidation?

Is it time for the mobile industry to consolidate?
Tech trends to watch in 2021 - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Tech

Tech trends to watch in 2021

After a crazy year, tech companies now has a tough act to follow. Here are the key things you need to watch this year.
Quiet sessions ahead of year-end, SIA eases - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Right Timing

Quiet sessions ahead of year-end, SIA eases

Blue chips continue their consolidation, with SIA easing, and City Developments remaining resilient.
Blue chips pause, stymieing STI’s upward momentum - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Right Timing

Blue chips pause, stymieing STI’s upward momentum

STI consolidates as DBS loses upward momentum, with a resumption in the rally likely towards the end of the year

Covid-19

Grab axes 360 employees in latest cost cutting measure, says this will be 'last organization-wide layoff' for the year

In a letter to employees on Tuesday morning, Grab CEO Anthony Tan said that it has become clear that the pandemic will likely result in a prolonged recession, and Grab has to brace for what may be a long recovery period.

Aviation & Engineering

United Technologies, Raytheon to combine as defense giant

NEW YORK (June 10): United Technologies Corp. agreed to buy Raytheon Co. in an all-stock deal, forming an aerospace and defense giant with US$74 billion ($100.9 billion) in sales in one of the industry’s biggest transactions ever.
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