Mapletree liquidating property fund after underperforming
Singapore’s Mapletree Investments plans to liquidate a property fund that once managed assets exceeding $1.4 billion, following years of underperformance from its student dormitory…
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Singapore’s Mapletree Investments plans to liquidate a property fund that once managed assets exceeding $1.4 billion, following years of underperformance from its student dormitory…
Japan’s Ground Self-Defense Forces are expected to join Philippine and U.S. Balikatan drills on Philippine soil for the first time since World War II,…
Tropical Cyclone Narelle is threatening to disrupt industrial operations along Australia’s northwestern coast, following mine closures and evacuations along the north shore in the…
A no-nonsense guide to Tokyo’s sushi scene covers options from budget-friendly conveyor belt and standing-bar experiences to higher-end counters, highlighting how to find and…
Economists suggest Singapore’s central bank may tighten its monetary policy in April amid higher price pressures linked to the Middle East crisis, with some…
Politico reports that Germany is pursuing a new military cooperation deal with Japan to facilitate easier troop operations on each other’s territory, with discussions…
Japan’s aging society is framed as a global template for how other nations might confront demographic decline. Observers note its longevity, high health outcomes,…
An inquiry into New Zealand’s Covid-19 response found that while the country’s strategy helped limit infections and deaths, prolonged lockdowns and vaccine mandates imposed…
The United States and South Korea have reduced the scale of their annual springtime joint military drills, cutting the number of planned field training…
policymakers appear to be delaying any upgrade to Malaysia’s 2026 growth forecast amid lingering uncertainty from the Middle East conflict, with external risks weighing…
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) has opened public consultation on a proposal to guarantee free access to cash nationwide, advocating for a…
Office landlords in Australia's two largest cities may benefit as workers gradually return to the office more often, a development highlighted by Bloomberg Intelligence.…
Japan’s manufacturing activity remained in expansion for a third consecutive month, supported by solid output. The momentum comes as Prime Minister Takaichi prepares to…
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been sentenced to life in prison for leading an insurrection during a brief imposition of martial…
Australia’s Liberal opposition leader Angus Taylor has unveiled a new shadow ministry, elevating prominent right-faction supporters including West Australian MP Andrew Hastie, with Tim…