SG Digest: CapitaLand launches e-commerce platform; Oxley gets $223m offer for Chevron House

People pass a Capitaland logo outside an office building in the central business district in Singapore. Photo: Reuters

By Quynh Nguyen

May 22, 2020

CapitaLand announced that it will be launching an ecommerce platform eCapitaMall, and an online food ordering platform Capita3Eats in Singapore while property developer Oxley Holdings has received a proposal to buy the retail and banking podium of Singapore’s Chevron House for S$315 million ($223 million) from an anonymous suitor.

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