A new café has popped up in Melaka’s Jonker area by the name of The Butter. Although The Butter is a new business, it’s actually founded by the owners of two other businesses in Melaka—TéGather and CroissXCoffee. Established in 2020, right before the pandemic, TéGather is a flower tea brand with a location in Kota Laksamana. On the other hand, CroissXCoffee is a croissant pastry shop in Melaka Raya opened
1. Take the MRT before 7:45am They say the early bird catches the worm. Here’s one such incentive for early risers: Tapping into the MRT before 7.45am will earn you $0.50 off your MRT fares. Of course, the cheapest way to commute to work is to work from home, if your employer allows that. But if you need to be at work, and your job allows for flexible working hours,
A recent study conducted by the Gaven Institute of Medical Research in the United States found that people have a high tendency to search for high-calorie and sweet foods when they experience high levels of stress. Combined with the never-ending heat in Singapore, many Singaporeans often look for cold desserts such as ice-cream and gelato to beat the heat and de-stress. As the saying goes, stressed is desserts spelt backwards. Amongst
While the 5Cs no longer hold as much attraction for people in Singapore nowadays, owning or upgrading to a condominium is still a life goal held by many. After all, it’s a status symbol for many and private properties are assets that’ll appreciate in value through the years. But is it still an achievable goal, given the skyrocketing property prices and rising mortgage loan interest rates? Let us do the
The global investment company will commit up to $1.1b. US-based global investment company KKR will acquire a 20% stake in Singtel’s regional data centre (DC) business for $1.1b. In a bourse filing, Singtel said KKR’s investment will boost the enterprise value of its overall regional DC business to $5.5b. Under the parties’ agreement, KKR will have the option to increase its stake to 25% by 2027 at the pre-agreed valuation.
Johnson & Johnson closed at $161.43, up by +0.54% during the week ending September 15th. The stock outperformed the broader market, with the DOW up (+0.12%), the S&P 500 down (-0.16%), and the NASDAQ down (-0.39%). Johnson & Johnson’s peers Twist Bioscience Corp (-6.56%), Vericel Corp (+4.83%), and ACELYRIN Inc (-58.24%) were all mixed on the week. Johnson & Johnson traded a 1-week average daily volume of 8.18M shares, or
AEM Holdings Ltd closed at $3.42, up by +0.59% during the week ending September 15th. The stock underperformed the broader market, with the FTSE STRAITS TIMES IDX up (+2.34%). AEM Holdings Ltd’s peers AEM Holdings Ltd (+9.48%), and Jadason Enterprises Ltd (+9.09%) were all closed higher on the week. AEM Holdings Ltd traded a 1-week average daily volume of 1.27M shares, or 130.42% of its 25-day average volume. The stock’s
Exxon Mobil Corp closed at $116.72, up by +0.96% during the week ending September 15th. The stock outperformed the broader market, with the DOW up (+0.12%), the S&P 500 down (-0.16%), and the NASDAQ down (-0.39%). Exxon Mobil Corp’s peers Expro Group Holdings NV (+8.14%), Borr Drilling Ltd (+6.54%), and Transocean Ltd (+1.65%) were all closed higher on the week. Exxon Mobil Corp traded a 1-week average daily volume of
Nike Inc closed at $96.31, down -1.39% during the week ending September 15th. The stock underperformed the broader market, with the DOW up (+0.12%), the S&P 500 down (-0.16%), and the NASDAQ down (-0.39%). Nike Inc’s peers Adamas One Corp (+22.50%), Birks Group Inc (+13.77%), and Allbirds Inc (+0.78%) were all closed higher on the week. Nike Inc traded a 1-week average daily volume of 7.71M shares, or 103.29% of
Yanlord Land Group Ltd closed at $0.71, up by +7.52% during the week ending September 15th. The stock outperformed the broader market, with the FTSE STRAITS TIMES IDX up (+2.34%). Yanlord Land Group Ltd’s peers Mercurius Capital Investment Ltd (+6.67%), TA Corporation Ltd (-8.75%), and Datapulse Technology Ltd (+11.49%) were all mixed on the week. Yanlord Land Group Ltd traded a 1-week average daily volume of 1.44M shares, or 134.34%
