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This chart aborts hope that monthly rents would fall this year
This chart aborts hope that monthly rents would fall this year
Housing completions declined sharply in 4Q12.
Singapore’s job vacancy jumped 4.4% in 2012
Check out the most in-demand positions last year.
Here's what happened to precision engineering in December
There was weak export demand for semiconductor-related equipment.
Printing segment down 7.6%
There was lower demand for commercial printing in December.
Plant shutdowns push petrochemicals segment
Output of the chemicals cluster rose 4.4% in December 2012.
Here's why rocketing home rents are likely to tumble by 2013-2015
Rents climbing by 1.2% is temporary.
Marine & offshore engineering afloat with higher manufacturing output
Thanks to oil rig projects and ship conversion jobs.
Pharmaceuticals output up 21%
Biomedical manufacturing output expanded 19.5% in December.
Chart of the Day: Manufacturing output down 0.6% in December 2012
It grew 5.4% compared to November.
Big spenders: Singapore workers guilty of meager savings
60% save less than one-fifth of their salary.
F&N advisers call new offer 'fair'
We’re talking about $14b.
3 good news for Singapore's industrial production
There's a silver lining amid the 0.6% slip.
Daily briefing: What now, Punggol East?
By-election is done and over with.
SingPost profits will be chained down by cost pressures: Maybank
Inflation's just one of many.
Nanyang Business School has 6th best MBA in AsiaPac: Financial Times
Now also 32nd best worldwide.
Keppel FELS delivers first of 20 rigs for 2013
US$1 million earned for early delivery.
Singapore home prices growth in 4Q12 surpassed pre-crisis peaks
Overall private home prices grew 1.8% QoQ.
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