Daily Briefing: DBS opens 70 big data jobs; Here's how Sheng Siong has grown 25% YTD

And 2 adjoining conservation shophouses in Amoy Street are being offered for $50m.

From eFinancialCareers:

DBS currently has 70 Singapore-based tech vacancies requiring big data skills (most of which have big data in the job title), according to its careers website. That’s nearly 42% of its total tech openings and 14% of its roles across all functions in Singapore.

"This is not a junior or contract hiring spree – almost all the new positions are permanent and are at AVP level or above. DBS is predominately looking for mid-career candidates – from data scientists to product managers – who have work-based experience (not just academic qualifications) in big data."

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From The Motley Fool:

Sheng Siong Group's shares has risen 25% YTD, outpacing the Straits Times Index's -6% and scoring an impressive gain for investors.

"The group currently has one supermarket in China. Sales in that outlet have improved in the latest quarter and Sheng Siong is hoping that it can continue to grow its brand in China. Although there might be a unique set of challenges in the China market, there are certainly huge growth opportunities that if Sheng Siong can tap into, might result in the next chapter of growth for the company."

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From iCompareLoan:

A pair of two adjoining prime 4-storey conservation shophouses located at 87 and 88 Amoy Street is being put up for sale at a guide price of $50m.

"The two adjoining prime 4-storey conservation shophouses has a combined land area of approximately 5,375 square feet, and a total gross floor area of approximately 14,641 square feet. The site is zoned for commercial usage under the Chinatown (Telok Ayer) Conservation Area in the 2014 Master Plan.

It is well-served by a passenger lift and reinforced concrete staircases. Prominently located along Amoy Street, the property enjoys approximately 14 metres of road frontage with high visibility."

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