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If not, then you’re among the 40% of Singapore firms that do not have an IT disaster recovery plan to ensure systems are up and running within 24 hours.

Total number of BTO flats offered this year now reached 25,200 units.

The cost of transport rose by 10.5% this year compared to October 2010, and it's not the only cost that went up.

Culprits cited are limited margin improvement, rising liquidity risks, and potentially higher credit costs overseas.

NODX forecast, for instance, was downgraded from 6 to 7% to 2 to 3%; so who’s to blame?

SIA has entered into an agreement with Boeing to buy eight more B777-300ERs worth USD2.4 billion.

Both Moody’s and Standard & Poor's have revised their outlook on Yanlord Land from stable to negative.

And guess which property sector was the star performer for the quarter?

The company lost US$17m – an overturn from last year’s gain of over US$157m; so what happened?

Now guess how narrow the gap is between the rents in the prime districts and the rest of central region?

Imagine the almost 2,000 violations discovered by the Ministry of Manpower in the first nine months of 2011.

The central bank also assured that the voluntary winding down of MFGS does not pose systemic stability concerns for the financial sector in Singapore.

First, find out why there’s neither “airlines” nor “airways” nor mere “air” in its name.

Manufacturing displaced 700 while 100 lost their jobs in the construction sector.

As the rate of growth in housing prices moderates for the 8th consecutive quarter.

It seems like Singaporeans aren't thinking too far ahead in the future.