News
Going, going, gone: KREIT sells Prudential Tower for $512m
That's 4.5% above valuation.
Desperate developers forced to cut prices to lure price-sensitive homebuyers
Prices slashed by 11%-16%.
Electronic NODX failed to break losing streak on weak PC segment
It's a 21-month old drought.
Here's proof that Singapore's luxury home segment is getting much worse than you think
Highest-priced unit was only at $2,592psf.
CapitaLand sweetens offer for CMA takeover
Offer price increased by 5.9%.
OCBC appoints ex-Deutsche Bank director as chief risk officer
The switching game begins.
Singapore wealth fund buys stake in Spain's Applus
It'll splurge a whopping €127m.
Chart of the Day: Singapore NODX jumped 5% in April
Thanks to strong pharma growth.
Daily Briefing: National Day breaks 16-year tradition; Security guard sacked after vulgar comments
And ex-NTU prof gets HK post.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI up 0.4%
Year-to-date performance stood at 3.40%.
Here are the best-selling home projects in April
Top performer sold 210 units.
Private home sales hit 5-month high in April
Sales rocketed 55% to 745 units.
Singapore Business Review named as News/Business/Tech Media of the Year at MPAS Awards 2014
Over 25 industry experts served as judges.
You won't believe how much money Singapore firms are willing to pay for finance professionals
It's the best time to be in finance right now.
CityDev struggling to sell its posh projects
Blame it on property cooling measures.
ThaiBev's beer business weeds out Thailand turmoil as profits climb 72.9%
Alcohol segment retains market share.
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