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Resale of private homes in Singapore plunged 43.3%
Following the January cooling measures.
Singapore news sites required to get individual licences from MDA
They have to pay $50,000 bond.
Why Sembcorp Marine's US$596m rig deal is not surprising news
Analysts had seen it coming.
Chart of the Day: Singapore can't be too happy yet about 2.5% industrial production growth
Will this rise be sustained?
Daily Briefing: Ex-NUS prof guilty of corruption; 10 news sites required to follow traditional media rules
More Singaporeans go under the knife to look like Koreans.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI up 0.4%
Index must conquer the 3415 hurdle, says analyst.
STATS ChipPAC to invest another $500m in Singapore by 2016
Responding to rapid market demand.
3 reasons why SPH REIT listing approval is positive news
It frees up capital, for one.
Why talent shortage is a serious issue among F&B retailers in Singapore
Are Singaporeans ditching careers in retail?
Here's proof that Singapore yards are winning over Chinese, Korean rivals
Sembcorp leading Singapore's jack-up segment.
LTA rolls out two new bus services
They'll be available starting 9 June.
What you need to know about the 'massive drop' in April inflation
It plunged to 1.5%.
Service sector business receipts inched 2.8% higher in 1Q
Check out the best-performing segment.
Two new restaurants open daily in Singapore: ACRA
But guess how many have closed operations?
SPH gets go-ahead for S$3.07b REIT listing
Two malls to be injected into SPH REIT.
5 important bits of news about Singapore aviation industry you shouldn't miss
SIA to park another Boeing aircraft.
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