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Singapore tourism receipts reached a new high in 2011
Singapore tourism receipts reached a new high in 2011
The figures met the year’s forecast range of S$22 – S$24 billion - but how much was it exactly?
SIA begins codesharing on Australian domestic flights
Tickets for the codeshare flights are now open for sale.
Singapore amongst exposed to risk of deterioration in the Euro area
Singapore exhibits highest reliance on Euro banks with more than a third or 39% of its GDP are Euro banks' claims.
Commercial crimes up in 2011
Cases of failure to deliver goods and services rose to 493.
More Asians, less Brits travelled to Singapore in 2011
International visitor arrivals reached more than 13 million and 76% came from Asia.
Tiger Airways will be caged in the red
Skyrocketing costs and sketchy utilization of its Australian fleet have defanged the airlines for what could be a long time.
Tiger Airways on the search for its next CEO
As its current CEO, Chin Yau Seng, will soon be returning to SIA.
Residential prices to dip 5% despite robust interest in the market
But when an analyst visited Parc Rosewood and Bartley Residences, what did they find out?
Singapore hotel room revenues up 27.8% to S$2.6b
But which sector was the top performer in terms of RevPAR growth?
Where will Scoot scoot next?
Scoot will operate five non-stop flights a week from mid-2012 - but to where?
Global commercial real estate markets weather economic uncertainties
Prime office rents rose for the 8th consecutive quarter in 4Q11 and vacany is edging down to the lowest point.
What to expect from Ascendas’ acquisitions of 3 science parks
OCBC Investment Research cites three main reasons why the acquisitions are yield accretive.
This will be a challenging year: DBS
The emphasis is expected to be on reinforcing the productivity drive.
Banks' earnings growth to be subdued in 2012
But without a global financial crisis scenario, the bleak outlook in 1H12 should revert positively in 2H12.
Singapore is currently one of world's Top 10 growing airports
Which four other Asia Pacific airports made the cut as of the month of February?
Fashion or beauty: Which gets cut first in a recession?
70% of Asian women including Singaporeans will sacrifice fashion purchases before beauty spending.
Bursting of real estate bubbles to pose threats to Singapore
A sharp downturn in property prices remains to be a risk in the near future.
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