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Commonwealth Bank of Australia loans Starhill Global REIT a whopping S$212m
Commonwealth Bank of Australia loans Starhill Global REIT a whopping S$212m
The term loan facilities will be maturing in September 2013.
Hello, M1: Scratch 2011, set sights on 2012
The agreement with Vodafone isn’t everything, so there’s still hope for M1.
Here’s what you can expect from Singapore banks: CIMB
The analyst has bleak expectations for the banks, but will their expectations hold true when DBS, OCBC, and UOB release their 3Q11 results next week?
Government urges Singaporeans to leave Bangkok immediately
As the growing severity of the floods is endangering the lives of Singaporeans staying in Bangkok.
Asia’s asset management industry to reach an amazing $4t by 2015
Asian fund managers are poised to take over the world.
Been waiting for iPhone 4S? The wait is over soon in Singapore
So soon you might want to head now to the store.
Singapore ranks among the world’s highest in prime industrial land price
Elevated demand for warehouse in Asia is expected to sustain in long term.
Manufacturing company Scintronix questioned for financial discrepancies
Inconsistencies between the company’s announced and audited financial results got SGX looking for explanations.
Care for a suburban shopping spree at the 'Venice of Punggol'?
Well, you’ll have to wait till 2015 before the first suburban waterfront mall at Waterfront Town opens.
Are Asians ready for retirement?
In Singapore, it's the men who are planning for retirement.
Printing output blurs figures for general manufacturing
The 2.9% increase in the food, beverages & tobacco segment proved not enough.
SATS sells UK food business for a whopping S$306m
Its UK subsidiary, Daniels Group, was sold to packaged food brand Hain Frozen Foods.
Short circuit: Semiconductors segment suffers 29.9% decline in output
And misery loves company as all segments within the electronics cluster struggled in September 2011.
NOL freight rates sink in 3Q
The shipping company suffers as firms shy away from building up inventory with a 2.5% drop in volumes.
You won’t believe how many women there are in Singapore board rooms
Female representations may be low across all sectors but if you think women have no say in executive positions, think again.
Berger International replies to SGX’s queries on its financial results
SGX got confused as the company’s trade receivables increased by 13.6% despite the revenue slump in its 2011 half year results.
Tourism receipts amount to an amazing S$5b in 2Q11
And guess what countries were the top 5 markets for this quarter?
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