Stocks to watch: OCBC, Kim Heng

Stocks to watch: OCBC, Kim Heng

[SINGAPORE] The following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Tuesday (Jun 10). OCBC: Independent directors of Great Eastern Holdings (GEH) are recommending that shareholders to accept OCBC’s conditional exit offer that will ultimately lead to the delisting of the insurer. This is based on advice from EY, the independent…

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S&P downgrades Warner Bros bonds deeper into junk status

S&P downgrades Warner Bros bonds deeper into junk status

Published Tue, Jun 10, 2025 · 07:16 AM S&P Global Ratings cut Warner Bros Discovery’s unsecured bond ratings deeper into junk status after the media company announced it was splitting up, and said that it’s reviewing downgrading other ratings of the company. The bond grader said it downgraded Warner Bros Discovery’s unsecured notes to BB,…

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Apple plays it safe on AI despite Wall Street pressure

Apple plays it safe on AI despite Wall Street pressure

[CUPERTINO, United States] Apple on Monday remained on its cautious path to embracing generative AI even as rivals race ahead with the technology and Wall Street expresses doubts over its strategy. The pressure was on Apple not to disappoint at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) a year after the iPhone juggernaut made a promise…

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Shein and Reliance aim to sell India-made clothes abroad within a year, sources say

Shein and Reliance aim to sell India-made clothes abroad within a year, sources say

[MUMBAI/LONDON] Fashion retailer Shein and partner Reliance Retail plan to rapidly expand their Indian supplier base and start overseas sales of India-made Shein-branded clothes within six to 12 months, said two people with knowledge of the matter. The China-founded, Singapore-headquartered e-commerce firm has been discussing plans with the Indian retailer since before the US imposed…

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Alibaba, Tencent freeze AI tools during high-stakes China exam

Alibaba, Tencent freeze AI tools during high-stakes China exam

[BEIJING] China’s most popular artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots such as Alibaba’s Qwen have temporarily disabled functions including picture recognition, to prevent students from cheating during the country’s annual “gaokao” college entrance examinations. Apps including Tencent Holdings’ Yuanbao and Moonshot’s Kimi suspended photo-recognition services during the hours when the multi-day exams take place across the country.…

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