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Singapore amongst top places on earth where pirates actively attack
Singapore amongst top places on earth where pirates actively attack
Check out this infograph from a blogger.
Here’s how disturbing Eurozone deleveraging is in Asia
Eurozone bank loans to Singapore alone fell by 7% to US$58bn in March this year from its peak in June 2011.
This is why Tiger Airways boasts of its passenger carriage
Tiger Singapore carried 11% more passengers this month.
1 in 10 employers in Singapore won't hire in 4Q12
Only this sector has the strongest hiring plans at 29% - find out what it is.
Chart of the Day: S-REITs trade at 5.9% FY12 yield
There is potential downside room for another 70-90 bps compression.
2013 holds high hopes for high-end developers
New home sales are climbing and could point to sustained buying interest.
GDP growth will rebound to 3.5% in 2013: IMF
Sharp growth recovery expected as Singapore largely ignores Eureopean bank deleveraging.
MAS fines a manager $100,000 for contravening provision
Mr Shi Jiangtao has paid a civil penalty of $100,000 to MAS without court action.
Check out why Singapore Airshow 2012 raked in so much cash
The event contributed over S$254.5m to the economy.
3 things that give S-REITs an edge over Asian REITs
For one, a hike in interest rates is unlikely in Singapore until end 2014.
This is where Keppel plans to spend a whopping $50m in 10 years
Cheques worth $6.7m have been released initially.
Golden Agri's plan to issue S$400M convertible bonds puzzles analysts
Is it gearing up for M&As?
PHOTO: An inside look at Facebook's Singapore office
The office is simply amazing.
Resale HDB at Queenstown hit a record price of SGD1M for the first time
Overall resale HDB prices hit a record high of $448,000; here's what to blame.
StarHub barely hurt by SingTel's 40 Fox International channels
It is focusing on its new TV Anywhere service.
Posh residential site Chateau Eliza sold for $92.2 m
Newfort Realty acquires the 37-unit development.
Check out what's making ST Engineering freak out amid Eurocrisis
Its 're-structuring exercise' will affect 300 employees.
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