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Companies 1 year ago
AI to replace 4,000 jobs at DBS, Southeast Asia's largest bank
"Over the next three years, we envisage that AI could reduce the need to renew about 4,000 temporary/contract staff across our 19 markets working on specific projects," a spokesperson from the Singapore bank told AFP on Tuesday, confirming earlier reports.
Front Row 3 years ago
DBS acquired TECH shares amid uncertain conditions in technology sector
The downward trend in Indonesia’s technology sector did not affect PT Indosterling Technomedia Tbk (TECH). DBS Vickers Securities (Pte) LTD has loaded up on TECH shares listed in Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX).
Business 4 years ago
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DBS points to digital economy, EVs, infrastructure as 2021 growth drivers for Indonesia
A DBS conference on economic insights has highlighted that the economic drivers for Indonesia in 2021 will be these three sectors, propelled by pandemic-induced shifts over the past year.
Business 5 years ago
Indonesia to benefit from diversification of global supply chain, DBS says
Indonesia will benefit from the diversification of the global supply chain as multinational companies are looking into ways to reduce reliance on China to manufacture their supplies following the outbreak of COVID-19, Southeast Asia’s largest bank DBS has said.
Business 5 years ago
Indonesia among preferred markets in ASEAN, DBS says
Indonesia is still among the preferred Southeast Asian markets for investment amid the country’s continuous fight against COVID-19, backed by strong household spending and a young working population, Singapore’s largest bank, DBS, has stated.
