City Developments Ltd. lost its position as Singapore’s largest listed developer after its stock fell following the lifting ...

The firm says it is “business as usual” amid a battle for board control between its chairman and his CEO son. Read more at ...

THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Wednesday (Mar 5). Read more at ...

It is high time investor confidence is restored, said CDL executive chairman Kwek Leng Beng. Read more at straitstimes.com.

A company adviser embroiled in an escalating feud involving Singapore’s richest family has stepped down, according to the ...

Shares of City Developments fell more than 6 per cent to S$4.79 at the market open on Monday (Mar 3), hitting a fresh low ...

"The CDL CEO had sought to justify his board coup and overt breaches of corporate governance with unproven insinuations about Dr Wu," says group executive chairman Kwek Leng Beng.

With Dr Wu’s resignation, the elder Kwek said that it was “high time” that the group “restore investor confidence” and ensure ...

Singapore-based City Developments Limited grew from an unprofitable business into a S$4.6 billion (US$3.4 billion) giant over ...

AHEAD of the City Developments Limited conflict heading to Singapore’s Supreme Court on Tuesday (Mar 4), the High Court has ...

Shares of City Developments Ltd. tumbled as trading resumed Monday following a three-day halt amid a boardroom battle for ...

CDL shares fell as much as 7% before paring some losses before noon. They are set to close at the lowest since 2009.