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Why DayOne’s $5bn IPO plan could become Singapore’s biggest capital-market test in years
AI needs data centres, but capital needs liquidity. DayOne’s planned dual listing could test Singapore’s Nasdaq bridge at scale.
IAG (LSE: IAG) jumps 6.4% as British Airways owner moves to wipe out €825m of bond dilution
Three days after a profit warning, IAG is buying back €825m of 2028 convertibles. The move kills 5.6% dilution before it happens, and the market noticed.
AirTrunk commits $3bn to JHB3 and JHB4 as Malaysia bet hits $6.8bn
AirTrunk is pouring USD3 billion more into Johor as Singapore caps capacity and Malaysia tightens AI data centre rules. Whose grid pays the bill?
Prudential plc Q1 2026 update shows Asia insurance growth is still doing the heavy lifting
Prudential’s Asia growth is intact, but PRU shares slipped. The bigger test is whether margins and buybacks can keep investors patient.
Republic Power Group (RPGL) bets on blockchain infrastructure as RWA tokenization demand accelerates
RPGL wants in on tokenized assets. The real test is whether blockchain access can become scalable institutional revenue.
UCO Bank (NSE: UCOBANK) Q4 FY2026 profit rises 22.66% as loan growth and asset quality strengthen
UCO Bank’s loan growth is accelerating while the stock is still below its highs. Is FY2026 the start of a PSU bank re-rating?
Halliburton (NYSE: HAL) beats Q1 2026 earnings estimates by 10% as Latin America surge offsets Middle East conflict drag
Halliburton (NYSE: HAL) beat Q1 2026 EPS estimates by 10%, posting $461M net income. Latin America up 22%, Middle East down 13%. Read the full analysis.
EZE Cloud Consulting adopts Workday across five Asian markets to back AI-first growth strategy
EZE Cloud Consulting rolled out Workday across five Asian markets in three months. Read what this AI-first move could mean for growth, credibility, and competition.
Wipro (WIT) secures eight-year, $1bn Olam contract and pays $375m for agribusiness IT unit Mindsprint
Wipro secures an $1bn, eight-year Olam Group transformation deal and acquires Mindsprint for $375m. What it means for WIT stock, competitors, and agribusiness IT. Read more.
Albanese warns Australians of months-long economic pain from Middle East war as petrol prices hit historic highs
Australian PM Anthony Albanese warns Middle East war will cause months of economic shocks; fuel excise halved and public transport urged amid historic petrol price surge.