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Residential prices will erode till 2013: BAML
Residential prices will erode till 2013: BAML
Expect a 12.5% decline in 2012 and a subsequent 8% fall in 2013 for Singapore housing.
Time to own the first BTO flats of 2012
3,923 new apartments now up for grabs with priority for first-timer households.
Why Singapore firms need to go global
lnternational expansion is leading to higher revenues and profits compared to staying domestic, Regus observes.
Morgan Motors appoints its first dealer in Beijing in over a century
The British automotive company is setting its sights on China as a potential engine of growth.
Fewer barbarians through the gate
Survey says businesses are hit by tightening in foreign worker inflows.
Hold the presses: SPH rental income steadies media ship
The bad news is newspaper and magazine revenue declined.
Property shock: Developer pays 20% less than land bid for similar site last year
Yes, prices are going down.
No rallies for now: STI seen to spiral down in 1H12
The continuing Eurozone crisis might just drive the STI lower than minus one standard deviation in the short term.
New property fees seen to drive away foreign buyers
The 10% increase in transaction cost is expected to slow down foreign buying transactions this year.
Tepid response to Mount Vernon Road tender explained
CBRE and Colliers International cite three possible culprits to the lukewarm bidding results.
SPH net profit plunges in 1Q12
Close to 5% dip yoy on the back of core business shrinkage and staggering forex losses.
Industrial rents stagnated in 2H11
As rental growth for industrial space eased to 4.9% in 2011.
Probe points to skimming operation: DBS
Following unauthorised withdrawals in Malaysia, investigations revealed about 400 customers have been affected.
Singapore hotels and offices hamstrung in 2012
HSBC predicts slower hotel growth and up to 15% declines in office capital values.
Will SMRT's profits be derailed?
New leadership may lead to drastic change in business focus and payout policies, says Kim Eng.
Competition heats up among Singapore telcos
Sorry SingTel, but your 0.5GB to 2GB data bundle is no match against M1’s whopping 12GB bundle.
CEO stops in her tracks: SMRT accepts offer of resignation
Saw Phaik Hwa will however assist the investigation teams and the Committee of Inquiry reviewing the causes of the train operations disruptions.
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