Volvo Car to deepen job cuts as China sales slump

Volvo Car to deepen job cuts as China sales slump

Most of the reductions, representing around 6% of its global workforce, will be in Sweden, it says Published Fri, Oct 23, 2026 · 01:59 PM [STOCKHOLM] Volvo Car plans to slash another 2,500 jobs, as cratering sales in China and tariffs in the US complicate the Swedish automaker’s turnaround. Most of the reductions, which represent…

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OCBC mobile, online banking services restored after Friday afternoon disruption

OCBC customers face difficulties accessing online, mobile banking services

ATM and card services unaffected, and customers’ monies remain safe, says the bank [SINGAPORE] OCBC’s mobile and online banking services have been restored after some customers reported difficulties accessing them on Friday (Oct 23) afternoon, the bank said. The disruption affected some customers’ ability to make payments. More than 700 outage reports were lodged on…

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Petronas, TotalEnergies, Mitsui ink JV pact to develop Malaysia carbon storage sites

Petronas, TotalEnergies, Mitsui ink JV pact to develop Malaysia carbon storage sites

[SINGAPORE] Malaysia’s Petronas, France’s TotalEnergies and Japan’s Mitsui & Co have agreed to establish a joint venture (JV) to develop offshore carbon dioxide storage sites in Malaysia, advancing the South-east Asian country’s plans to be a decarbonisation hub. The initial phase will focus on a depleted offshore gas field with an injection capacity of up…

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CGSI cuts Genting Singapore target price to S$0.63 on hazy tourism outlook

CGSI cuts Genting Singapore target price to Salt=

The reduction reflects a lack of near-term catalysts for tourism and limited clarity on earnings recovery [SINGAPORE] Persistent haze and adverse weather conditions are casting a pall over Singapore’s tourism recovery, prompting CGS International (CGSI) to cut its target price on integrated resort operator Genting Singapore while keeping a “hold” call on the stock. In…

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AI tracking, no-burn policies: How SGX-listed plantation firms are responding to haze

AI tracking, no-burn policies: How SGX-listed plantation firms are responding to haze

[SINGAPORE] Singapore-listed agribusinesses have sought to distance themselves from the forest fires in Indonesia and their contribution to transboundary haze. While some acknowledged that hotspots had been detected within their operational areas, all maintained that they do not use fire to clear land. The statements were issued within a week of the Singapore Exchange Regulation…

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Andrew Friedman claps back at narrative that Dodgers dynasty has ended

Andrew Friedman claps back at narrative that Dodgers dynasty has ended

The Dodgers’ collapse in the postseason has brought the organization to a crossroads. After assembling one of the best rosters in baseball, the back-to-back World Series champions were swept in the National League Championship Series by the Brewers. President of baseball operations Andrew Friedman pays no attention to the discourse surrounding the Dodgers’ dynasty and…

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‘The Imaginary Invalid’ review: Unfunny Molière revival on Broadway makes you scream ‘Sacré bleu!’

‘The Imaginary Invalid’ review: Unfunny Molière revival on Broadway makes you scream ‘Sacré bleu!’

Theater review THE IMAGINARY INVALID 90 minutes, with no intermission. At the Todd Haimes Theatre, 227 W. 42nd Street. Perhaps the audience in the Todd Haimes Theatre imagined that they had laryngitis. Because the laughs certainly did not flow freely at the recent performance of Molière’s “The Imaginary Invalid” I sat through. For the first…

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