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Most of its 2,000-strong tenant base belong to the SME segment, which will be hard hit in the increasingly prolonged downturn.

Mainboard-listed builder will construct housing and sports facilities for the Singapore University of Technology and Design.

A 16% to 34% dip in total construction demand looms according to the BCA with the bulk coming from KSH's priority segment.

OSIM seems to have learned the lessons of the last financial crisis and is forecasted to generate S$80.8-89.5m of FCF over FY12-13F.

The acquisition is worth approximately US$66.5 million.

Reuters says Singapore Telecommunications outperformed the market, rising to a more than two-week high.

Manulife prepares to capture Singapore's growing market of rich Singaporeans as they are expected  to double from 64,000 to 129,000 by 2015.

AGT International will implement a safe city project to turn it into a model of economic and environmental progress in Guangdong.

The Service Rig is expected to be refurbished, upgraded, and working by the 4th quarter of 2012.

Peter Benedict Lim Sin Pang allegedly obtained sexual gratification from three women in exchange for favoring their companies in awarding contracts, says a Bloomberg report.

Berjaya Sports Toto Bhd will likely raise over $384 with the listing of its Sports Toto Malaysia unit on the Singapore stock exchange, says a Reuters report.

The government's Micro-Electro-Mechanical-Systems (MEMS) consortium, which will accelerate mobile technology creation, moves a step closer to completion.

It will construct and run an industrial treatment facility for its joint venture Chinese partner in Jiangsu province.

Wisma Atria is expecting close to 50% increase in rents as the AEI works complete in 3Q12.

Capital Development Pte. Ltd. placed the highest bid of $210,999,000 in a small field of competitors.

Annual rental income will soar to S$16.3m from a meager S$3.6m once Phases 1 and 2 are complete.