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What you need to know about CapitaLand subsidiary’s amazing profit surge
What you need to know about CapitaLand subsidiary’s amazing profit surge
Ascott Residence Trust’s gross profit rocketed significantly in 3Q11 - but by how much?
Worries of SingTel being slammed by NBN overdone
DBS refutes popular perception that national broadband network will hurt SingTel - but on what grounds?
Singapore loses to Hong Kong in top 20 global retail rental markets list
Hong Kong shines on top 2 with more high-profile leasing deals - but guess how further down the ranking Singapore is?
Sinotel Technologies responds to SGX queries on financial statements
The discrepancies in the company’s decrease in revenue and trade receivables got SGX concerned.
Manufacturing company China Sky’s shady transactions to be investigated
SGX ordered the company to appoint a Special Auditor to look into repairs and maintenance costs amounting to RMB72m or US$11.3m in 1Q09.
Industrial property sales dip 10% to S$1.1b in 3Q11
It seems like the sector has been greatly affected by constant threats of recession.
Singapore exports plunge 16% in October
As exports of electronic products plummeted 31% last month.
Is sweet success near for Wilmar subsidiary and Proserpine?
Sucrogen now awaits creditors’ approval after striking a deal with Proserpine Administrators.
75% of directors worldwide shaken by heightened risk in tax legislation
And oh, companies now fear entering emerging markets due to higher risk of tax controversy.
Singapore risks being slammed by EU bank deleveraging
And the impact on domestic credit will be significant in Korea, India, Indonesia and Malaysia.
Bailout: OCBC says SIA’s load factor worrisome
Worse, load factors of SIA Cargo and SilkAir also fell, but by how much?
Fears Singapore prime office rents too expensive misplaced
Apparently prime office rents still cheaper in Singapore than Hong Kong or Tokyo.
21% of Singapore's wealthy don't trust their kids not to blow the inheritance
Amazingly, the rest trust their kids not to blow the family fortune.
Shopping shocker: Retail sales dip 0.1% in September
As more Singaporeans have become wary of splurging, especially on big ticket items like cars.
Good news from Down Under: Tiger Airways Australia gets approval from CASA
The Civil Aviation Safety Authority of Australia said the airline can now operate a maximum of 32 sectors per day.
Private home sales drop 20% in October
As the number of transactions dipped to 1,638 from the record high of 2,064 in September.
Singapore Airlines admits capacity grew faster than demand did in October
So in which regions did SIA planes fly while not full?
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