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Motorists could soon use their ATM cards to pay car park
Motorists could soon use their ATM cards to pay car park
Find out how car park operators could also benefit from this first time ever scheme in Singapore.
Genting to face stricter reporting rules as junket licenses review continues
To whom much is given, much is required.
February inflation slightly eases to 4.6%
Food prices hit a seasonally expected dip but accomodation costs keep shooting up.
Will Singapore become a new high roller haven?
That's the goal of newly licensed International Market Agents as they woo foreign gamblers to Singapore casinos.
Singapore imposes two new workplace standards
Make sure yours meets the stricter safety and health guidelines for manual handling and machine lockouts.
IBM raises Jurong to become Singapore’s next business capital
How much could a US$50-million grant do?
Singapore welcomes 14.5 million tourists in 2012
And pockets S$24 billion returns - bring it on!
Junket approval to alleviate RWS' bad debts: CIMB
CIMB says Resorts World Sentosa is off to a good start as competitor MBS has yet to endorse any junket operators.
2011 was the year of “hacktivists”
Did it screw last year’s Singaporean election?
Two junket licenses approved for Resorts World Sentosa, 12 others rejected
The management of Genting Singapore is probably surprised by joy.
Inflation probably unchanged at 4.8% in February
Rising political tension in the Middle East a major threat going forward, says DBS.
Should Singapore investors love the proposed covered bond rules?
Quality maintenance, check; Legal protection, not covered.
CapitaLand completed acquisition of Shanghai property
Capitaland announced additional 50% interest in Innov Tower, Shanghai.
Chart of the Day: NODX struggles with weak global demand
Singapore’s overall export performance has been badly affected.
Singapore ranks most productive in Asia Pacific
But in terms of what, you might ask.
Capitaland announced voluntary liquidation of dormant subsidiary
Management says the liquidation of its 75%-owned subsidiary LCR Drayton will have no any material impact to CapitaLand.
$105 million in Cosco contracts now active
It covers the delivery of four vessels by its Chinese subsidiary to an American shypyard starting early 2014.
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