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NTUC Income is establishing a financial advisory (FA) subsidiary - Infinitum Financial Advisory, to be led by the insurer’s head of agency, Ronald Tan.

HSBC Global Asset Management is offering a 2.5-year fixed term bond fund to Singapore retail investors.

Asian markets fell again on Thursday (Jun 13) with Hong Kong suffering a second straight day of heavy losses as investors fret over the impact of protests in the city and plans to introduce a controversial law allowing extradition to China.

BEIJING: Encrypted messaging service Telegram suffered a major cyber-attack that appeared to originate from China, the company's CEO said Thursday (Jun 13), linking it to the ongoing political unrest in Hong Kong. Many protesters in the city have used Telegram to evade electronic surveillance and ...

Asian stocks stuttered on Thursday, dogged by the uncertainty over an intractable U.S.-China trade dispute, while oil prices flirted with five-month lows thanks to higher U.S. crude inventories and a bleaker demand outlook.

Nissan Motor's chief executive said on Thursday he would discuss differences in views over the automaker's plan to reform its governance directly with Renault, calling the French car maker an important shareholder and partner, Jiji news agency reported.

Hyundai Motor Co said on Thursday it would invest in self-driving car software startup Aurora along with Kia Motors Corp to speed up development of autonomous vehicle technologies.

SHANGHAI: The Massachusetts Institute of Technology and at least one other university have research partnerships with a Chinese artificial intelligence company that has business ties with police in China's Xinjiang region, where a sweeping crackdown on Uighurs has drawn international condemnation ...

Huawei has told Verizon Communications that the U.S. carrier should pay licensing fees for more than 230 of the Chinese telecoms equipment maker's patents and in aggregate is seeking more than US$1 billion, a person briefed on the matter said on Wednesday.

REUTERS: Facebook emails appear to show Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg's involvement in discussions about its much-criticised privacy practices, the Wall Street Journal reported. The newspaper said reporters had not seen the emails and relied on unnamed people. The report said the ...