Singapore Evening Wrap: Grab Lifts Guidance, Changi's Smart Wheels, and the Battle for Green Spaces

Grab has raised its annual revenue and profit forecasts for 2026, citing stronger-than-expected demand across its transport and food delivery segments. To bolster investor confidence, the Nasdaq-listed giant also announced a US$750 million share buyback program, sending its shares up 3 per cent in extended trading despite a challenging year for the stock. The move signals a strategic pivot toward profitability as the...