Singapore
ASL Marine snaps contracts worth S$55 mln
ASL Marine snaps contracts worth S$55 mln
The contracts comprise of 2 units of Azimuth Stern Drive Tugs, a unit pipe-lay barge and twenty seven units cargo barges.
Singaporean linked with Apple executive on kickback charge
Paul Shin Devine was accused of accepting kickbacks while Singaporean charged with wire fraud and conspiracy.
Flextronics announces authorization for additional $200mln share repurchase
Authorization was addition to May 28 recently concluded $200mln share repurchase.
BBR profit up 41% to S$7.2mln
Yet second quarter revenue fell to S$36.5mln from S$53.8mln behind lower revenue from general construction projects.
ComfortDelGro profit up 1.6% to $58.2mln
Group said growth would have been stronger had $15.2mln negative foreign currency translation effect is lower.
Swiber profit down 25% to $19.49mln
Higher administrative expenses, other operating expenses and finance costs pulled down profit from $26.03mln.
Fraser and Neave's 9 months profit up 60%
Group divested glass manufacturing unit for a $310mln cash consideration as it garners 8% revenue growth.
DBS and PayPal enhance global online shopping experience
Collaboration enables DBS/POSB customers to replenish PayPal accounts for online shopping without credit card.
Metro Holdings losses S$7.2 mln in net profit
The property development and investment group makes a plunge in pre-tax profit but still enjoys a 17.2% increase in revenue for the first quarter.
CapitaLand toughens holding units in Ascott Reit
In an effort to organize asset ownership, the property giant transfers its entire interest in Somerset Capital to The Ascott Limited.
Otto Marine nips charter contract for USD21.5mln
The offshore marine group also inks an MOA to sell the vessel in 31 January 2011.
Wilmar to buy 20% of shares in Kencana Holdings
Agribusiness group to invest in additional plantation assets with the proposed purchase worth SGD80,363,130.40.
Car sales hit the brakes
Retail sales are being dragged with motor vehicle sales falling by an average of 30% in recent months.
Now what Singapore?
Predicting the future can be a notoriously tricky business. Things that people declare with certainty will happen often don’t, while things that no one saw coming have a horrible habit of actually happening.
SingTel profit stable at S$943mln
Lower contributions from associates were offset by strong first-quarter performance in Singapore and Australia.
Executive Condominium market makes comeback after 5-year hiatus
Yet HDB upgraders looking for new projects below $900 psf had fewer choices in the first half of 2010.
Singapore Gifts & Stationery Show draws international visitors
Event showcasing latest gift trends and corporate gift ideas has attracted visitors from 15 countries.
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