The Business Times - 2024-06-04

• Singapore’s PMI mirrors region’s factory activity with 9th straight expansion
• Hoping to extend the land lease on your private home? Don’t count on it
• India markets rejoice as exit polls predict a Modi landslide
• Indonesia inflation drops to 2.84% in May, lower than expected
• Global airlines raise 2024 profit outlook as travel soars
• Indo-pacific Economic Framework holding talks in Singapore on clean energy
• Iata calls for airline taxation to remain in carriers’ headquarte­red country
• Eco-friendly financing needs rise in Asean as regulation­s evolve: corporate and investment banking expert
• GSK plunges after court ruling that it must face Zantac trials in Delaware
• Why energy will power this bull market higher
• Gamestop shares double as Keith Gill’s post shows US$116M bet
• Shein plans to file for London IPO as soon as this week
• US dollar stands tall as traders mull Fed outlook
• RBA may be forced to hike interest rates this year: observers
• KKR weighs entering private credit in Japan to challenge banks
• Australian bank Barrenjoey opens Abu Dhabi office
• German homeowners, housebuild­ers pin hopes on rate cut
• China’s biggest cities see housing market pick up after easing
• UK factories return to growth, prices rise by most in a year, PMI shows
• Indonesia central bank says no outright RRR cut as it expands loan incentive scheme
• Sustainabl­e Kids Market set to exceed S$100,000 fundraisin­g target for underprivi­leged children
• Garfield tops North American box office takings, Furiosa fades
• Asia’s new flying geese
• Shareholde­rs should question the rationale for share buybacks
• Shaping robust governance of AI
• A political wild card – will a felon be elected president?
• More investors turn to private-market assets in 2024

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