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Tighter competition couldn't hurt Singtel's Singapore and Australia operations: Moody's
Tighter competition couldn't hurt Singtel's Singapore and Australia operations: Moody's
But it could face risks if its leverage metrics sustain weakness.
ThaiBev's board injections to boost Sabeco
It appointed 4 board executives and 3 management personnel.
Singaporeans are spared from New Zealand's ban on foreign homeowners
Both countries have entered into a free trade which allows foreign ownership.
Sluggish sales could hit property market in August: analysts
Buyers usually prefer to postpone purchases during the hungry ghost festival.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.27%
Don't expect gains today.
Chart of the Day: NORX sees sustained recovery with 5.7% Q2 growth
The top contributors were Malaysia, the European Union, and Indonesia.
Daily Briefing: LTA says Ryde's soon-to-be-launched courier service illegal; Windy Height's price tag could drop by $50m in second en bloc attempt
And developers are trimming down condo prices by 5% to 10%.
Improving agriculture prices and farm income could bolster ThaiBev's earnings
Thailand is seeing signs of consumption recovery.
SMEs must team up to survive disruption: Heng Swee Keat
Businesses must collaborate with academe, industry and government.
SIA Group's passenger load factor rose 2.3 ppt to 85.9% in July
Overall cargo load factor dipped by 0.9 ppt.
Singapore home sales soar in July amidst last-minute buying frenzy
1,000 units were sold on 5 July after the announcement of the cooling measures.
Ryde to roll out door-to-door courier services
They eye to expand their network to around 140,000 motorcycles for the on-demand service.
Mixed use property sales jumped 30.2% to $1.5b in Q2
It was mainly backed by the public land sale of the $1.2b Holland Road property.
Bus business could uplift ComfortDelGro amidst rail operation losses
Its Bukit Merah bus contract will start by Q4.
Property curbs may compel developers to reprice projects
This could make homes affordable for first-time buyers.
Property curbs and trade war a double whammy for Singapore banks
The three largest banks expressed concern over risks from the trade tensions in their Q2 results announcements.
Noble losses narrowed to US$128.34m in Q2
Revenue was still down due to lower group volumes.
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