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September 2012 bad month for fast food chains
Turnover decreased 0.2% compared to 2011.
Retail sales up 2.5% in September
Retailers of watches & jewellery and motor vehicles reported declines.
Here's what the latest economic figures mean
Q3 GDP was revised down.
Daily briefing: When population growth outpaces infrastructure plans
Singapore admits it needs to better manage infrastructure provision.
Chart of the Day: Singapore's export competitiveness deteriorates
This hurts the manufacturing sector.
Five OCR projects dominate October private home sales
See which five sold 100 units each.
OUE reveals grand plans behind F&N bid
Gobbling up F&N provides much-needed regional presence.
CDL profits subdued in 3Q
Will the launching of Redhill in 4Q make a difference?
2 in 5 CFOs rant over taking on non-executive roles
Demand for CFO over the last decade is on the rise but they aren't happy.
Here's depressing takeaways from Singtel's conference call
CIMB advises investors to shift to StarHub.
Olam 3Q profits surge 45% YoY but still disappoint
Olam's profit growth slowed QoQ.
GDP growth forecast to register a mere 1.8%
Analyst says 2013 will not be great either.
Chart of the Day: Disappointing manufacturing figures to drag down GDP
No thanks to the poor performance of both electronics and the pharmaceutical industries.
Daily briefing: DTL's budget balloons to $20.7b
Find out why and what other stories are causing buzz.
Genting Singapore will hit the earnings jackpot starting 4Q12: DBS
Strong rebound will extend till 2Q13.
CEA slams a real estate firm for unlicensed money lending business
Two male Chinese Singaporeans are held liable.
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