Gabrielle Ng

6 days ago | bloomberglinea.com.br | Yoojung Lee |Gabrielle Ng |Maika Elan

Bloomberg — Depois de fazer fortuna na mineração de carvão e energia térmica com sua empresa Dong Hai, Pham Van Toan queria tentar algo diferente e mudou seus investimentos para empreendimentos de luxo há três anos. Isso inclui investir em um hotel com quase 600 quartos, adquirir um campo de golfe e comprar um superiate, que tem sido seu sonho há duas décadas.

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Yoojung Lee |Gabrielle Ng

Azimut’s Grande 32M in Vietnam. (Bloomberg) -- After making a fortune in coal mining and thermal power with his Dong Hai Ltd., Pham Van Toan wanted to try something different and shifted his investments towards luxury ventures three years ago. That includes investing in a hotel with nearly 600 rooms, acquiring a golf course and buying a superyacht, which has been his dream for two decades.

2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Gabrielle Ng |Chanyaporn Chanjaroen

DBS CEO Tan Su Shan(Bloomberg) -- DBS Group Holdings Ltd. became the first listed company in Singapore to top $100 billion in market value, helped by a softer US currency that amplified gains on the local stock market. Southeast Asia’s top lender gained as much as 0.9% in Singapore trading on Monday, and is trading at a market capitalization of S$129.2 billion ($100.4 billion), extending its gains this year to more than 4%.

2 weeks ago | theedgesingapore.com | Chanyaporn Chanjaroen |Gabrielle Ng

DBS Group Holdings Ltd. became the first bank in Singapore to top US$100 billion ($128.65 billion) in market value, helped by a softer US currency that amplified gains on the local stock market. Southeast Asia’s top lender gained as much as 0.8% in Singapore trading on Monday to hit $45.50. The firm is trading at a market capitalisation of $129 billion, extending its gains this year to 4.3%. The advance in DBS’s share price in US-dollar terms was driven by the weaker greenback.

2 weeks ago | sg.yahoo.com | Chanyaporn Chanjaroen |Gabrielle Ng

Southeast Asia’s top lender gained as much as 0.8% in Singapore trading on Monday to hit $45.50. The firm is trading at a market capitalisation of $129 billion, extending its gains this year to 4.3%. DBS Group Holdings Ltd. became the first listed company in Singapore to top $100 billion in market value, helped by a softer US currency that amplified gains on the local stock market.