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23.10.26 - 15:01
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HomesToLife Receives Eligibility-to-List Letter for the Proposed Secondary Listing on the Singapore Exchange, with Issuance of Introductory Document (GlobeNewswire EN)
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SINGAPORE, Oct. 23, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- HomesToLife Ltd (Nasdaq: HTLM) (“HomesToLife” or the “Company”), a Singapore-based home furniture company with sales across Asia-Pacific, Europe and North America, today announced an important milestone in its proposed secondary listing (the “Proposed Secondary Listing”) by way of an introduction of its ordinary shares (the “Shares”) on the Mainboard of the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited (“SGX-ST”). HomesToLife has received a conditional eligibility-to-list letter (“ETL”) from the SGX-ST and has issued the Introductory Document with the SGX-ST. The ETL is not an indication of the merits of the Proposed Secondary Listing, the Company and its subsidiaries and/or the Shares....
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20.10.26 - 09:54
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HSBC to double Hong Kong AI team to 300, outpacing Singapore plan (SCMP)
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HSBC, Hong Kong's biggest lender, said on Thursday it would double its artificial intelligence specialist team in the city to 300, a figure much larger than the workforce planned for its recently announced AI centre in Singapore.
The announcement comes after Hong Kong's regulators were reported to have raised concerns about the Singapore hub.
The bank would double its AI specialist headcount in Hong Kong from 150 to 300 over the next two to three years, said David Liao Yi-chien, HSBC co-CEO for......
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20.10.26 - 09:30
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Research: UOB Kay Hian Raises China's Full-Year GDP Forecast to 4.5% (AAStocks)
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UOB Kay Hian said in a report that China's real GDP grew 4.5% YoY in 3Q26, slightly above market expectations of 4.4%, while growth for the first nine months reached 4.6%. The broker raised its 2026 real GDP growth forecast from 4.2% to 4.5%.The broker noted that September data was mixed. Retail sales growth accelerated to 1.1% ......
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15.10.26 - 11:12
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Warum Asien für Anleger zum neuen Hoffnungsträger wird (Finews)
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US-Aktien und US-Staatsanleihen verlieren zunehmend ihre traditionelle Rolle bei der Portfoliodiversifikation. James Tan von der DBS Private Bank erklärt, weshalb Asien für internationale Anleger an Bedeutung gewinnt und wo sich neue Renditechancen eröffnen....
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15.10.26 - 10:43
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HSBC to double Hong Kong AI team to 300, outpacing Singapore plan (SCMP)
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HSBC, Hong Kong's biggest lender, said on Thursday it would double its artificial intelligence specialist team in the city to 300, a figure much larger than the workforce planned for its recently announced AI centre in Singapore.
Hong Kong's regulators were said to have raised concerns about the Singapore hub.
The bank would double its AI specialists in Hong Kong from 150 over the next two to three years, said David Liao Yi-chien, HSBC co-CEO for Asia and the Middle East, on the sidelines of an......
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12.10.26 - 08:06
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Ahlstrom and Hamilton collaborate to advance fully automated Dried Blood Spot sample processing (Cision)
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Ahlstrom, a global leader in fiber-based specialty materials, and Hamilton AG are collaborating to drive the next generation of laboratory automation for Dried Blood Spot (DBS) sample processing. This collaboration combines Ahlstrom's proven specimen collection solutions with the Hamilton easyPunch STAR platform. Together, the companies aim to elevate DBS cards as a practical, high-performance alternative to traditional liquid blood sampling—while delivering higher levels of automation, beginning with punching, and ensuring complete sample traceability from collection through final processing....
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12.10.26 - 06:09
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Corporate News: SWI Group (EQS)
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SWI Group announces €800 million institutional capital increase at a €6.1 billion final valuation to accelerate the expansion of its transatlantic AI infrastructure and compute platform...
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12.10.26 - 04:24
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DBS CEO: Market Repricing Risks on AI Financing (Bloomberg)
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Tan Su Shan, CEO at DBS Group, says the market is repricing the risks around investments related to the buildup of artificial intelligence that could lead to more discipline in financing. She speaks with Haidi Stroud-Watts from the DBS Asia Future Forward Conference ion Singapore. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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