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Daily Briefing: Raffles to lock horns with Rowsley; New premium seats for Singapore travellers

And here are top tips for Millennials buying a car in Singapore.

From The Motley Fool Singapore: Rowsley Limited, a real estate company with businesses in design and engineering, real estate development and hospitality, made public that it plans to set foot into the healthcare sector. This will be done by purchasing a 100% stake of Thomson Medical Pte Ltd and a 70.36% stake of TMC Life Sciences Berhad, a company listed in Malaysia. These assets are currently owned by billionaire, Peter Lim. As at 16 March 2017, he owned close to 46% of Rowsley.

From GET.com via Yahoo!: Are you a business traveller who makes frequent trips to the Philippines on the country's national carrier? If your answer is yes, you would be happy to know that Philippine Airlines has begun reconfiguring its Airbus A330-300 aircraft with a new 3-class cabin layout that includes Premium Economy and Business Class. Previously, travellers only had the option of flying in Economy on Philippine Airlines' A330s. With the new cabin classes on board the carrier's A330 aircraft, travellers in Singapore who are always looking to fly more comfortably will have their wishes granted when September rolls around. In particular, there will be 24 Premium Economy seats that offer 38 inches of legroom and 18 Business Class seats that you can recline fully. The remaining 267 seats in the Economy cabin offer around 32 inches of legroom.

From Value Penguin via Yahoo!: So you got your driver's license and your hands are itching to grab the keys to your very first car. As exciting as the prospect of tearing up the pavement in your new whip must be, owning a car in Singapore is no simple matter -- especially as a millennial. As a matter of fact, it's more expensive to be a carowner as a millennial than it is for any other age group. So to help ensure your life as a driver gets off to a smooth start, our team at ValuePenguin compiled a list of the top things millennials buying a car in Singapore should know.

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