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Property prices hit highest quarterly increase in 2012
To buy or not to buy?
Grade A offices in Raffles Place badly hurt by tenant exodus to Marina Bay
Haggle for the rent while you can.
OUE, Kirin, TCC scramble for a bidding showdown
Everyone's got their game faces on.
Check out why business sign-ups in Singapore dipped 1.67%
Still business as usual.
Fearless forecast: Inflation will rocket to 4.4%
Blame it on HDB rental rebates.
Tiger bites back Down Under
Tiger Airways Australia has a new Air Operators Certificate without restrictions.
Meet the priciest executive condos for the last 14 years
A S$1.6m penthouse snagged the top spot.
Raffles Medical Group's profit surge 6.6% to S$12.6m
Thanks to more patients coming in.
Over 300 exec condos sold-to-date for above $1million
The priciest hit $1.61M in August.
Ironically, entrepreneurs remain pessimists but in the mood for hiring
3 in 5 will start business.
Singaporeans wary over higher inflation
Consumers expect inflation to rise 4.57%.
Shoppers of CapitaMalls down 2.2% in 3Q
Revenues up only due to higher rentals.
Chart of the Day: Electronic NODX down 16.4%
Exports of parts of PCs decreased by 27.9% in September.
Here is the latest on the F&N saga
Analyst says this could be Singapore’s biggest corporate story this year.
ThaiBev donates S$150,000 to SGX Bull Charge
Contributions for 2012 have crossed the $1 million mark.
Daily briefing: Singaporeans becoming ungracious, Singapore 10 years from now
Here are the stories from around the web that Singaporeans are talking about including the dolphins issue.
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