News
UOB Chairman grabs 177th spot in Bloomberg's 200 richest people
Wee Cho Yaw is worth $6.5b.
Check out why Noble could hit near-record gains in Q3
It'll be a sweet success.
Singapore Airlines boosts Singapore-Copenhagen flights
There'll be five flights a week now.
Chart of the Day: Here are the services sector's expectations for Q4
A weighted 19% of firms expressed a positive outlook.
Daily briefing: Revelations in Ng Boon Gay case, sex blogger issues apology
Here are the stories from around the web that Singaporeans are talking about including a new hybrid hard drive.
DBS net interest income up 10% to S$132m
Thanks to a credit allowance decline.
SMRT's operating costs to outstrip ridership growth
Plus higher staff costs, repair and maintenance.
Employment shines amidst economic shadows
In fact, at least 110,000 jobs will be created.
Cityscape@Farrer Park hits 152 sold units
Significant surge from June's data.
Look at DBS' impressive cash count for Q3
Net gains surged 13%.
Check out which loans had disastrous performances in September
Only retail and housing loans fared well.
If it weren't for this, SIA Engineering's profit would be 10.1% higher
You wouldn't believe it would hurt SIAE that much.
SMRT still burdened with bleak bus business
Operating profits were dragged down by 157%.
Chart of the Day: Real estate sector sees dark skies ahead
Almost 2 in 10 remain bearish.
Daily Briefing: Mr. Abs flaunting what he's got, Ferrari driver in fatal accident
Singaporeans buzz about all these plus the MRT accident involving Thai teen.
Don't blame Tiger Singapore's fewer passenger count on its terminal shift
Still too early to make conclusions.
Commentary
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