Singapore
HDB launches 1291 build-to-order flats
HDB launches 1291 build-to-order flats
The Housing and Development Board launched its two new BTO projects Choa Chu Kang and Buangkok Vale yesterday.
Resorts World Sentosa to open initial phase in two weeks
The first part, specifically four hotels, of Genting Singapore's casino resort will be open on 20 January 2010, three months ahead of its rival's target.
First IR opens on 20 Jan 2010
Resorts World Sentosa will begin its opening in phases from that date, starting first with the opening of its four hotels.
Plunging manufacturing sector drags down GDP
Singapore’s GDP contraction of 6.8 per cent in Q4 of 2009 is largely due to a 38.4% plunge in the manufacturing sector.
Tiger Airways lunges for cheaper fares with new planes
This is the first time the airline will own its own aircraft instead of leasing, which will allow it to drop operating costs and offer even lower airfares.
Boustead bags S$68mln contracts globally
Boustead Singapore Limited has announced its engineering division has secured S$68 million in contracts from the oil & gas industries globally.
Economy shrinks for the first time in 3 quarters
Singapore's gross domestic product contracted 6.8 percent after reaching 14.9 percent for the period of July to September 2009.
Slow, stable growth for 2010 property market
Private residential prices rose by 7.3% to from 154.3 pointsto 165.5 points in the 4th Quarter 2009, according to figures released by the Urban Redevelopment Authority.
Singapore orders ships to clean up their act
By March this year, all ships registered with Singapore and entering into Singapore will be banned from using harmful anti-fouling paints on their hulls.
R&D spending in Singapore hits S$7.13 billion
Singapore’s gross expenditure on R&D has reached a record high of S$7.13 billion in 2008. This amount is 2.77% of Singapore’s GDP, according to figures from the Agency for Science, Technology and Research, and is a 12.4% increase from the gross expenditure on R&D (GERD) of S$6.33 billion in 2007.
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MAS slaps new compensation and coverage laws on insurers
The Monetary Authority of Singapore announced today that it is reviewing two sets of measures to strengthen the protection of insurance policy owners.
Boustead subsidiary wins S$107m integrated facility project
Industrial real estate firm Boustead Projects has been awarded a S$107 million contract to design and build a manufacturing and support facility for one of the world’s leading power systems corporations.
Demand for office space edges up by 0.3%
The suffering office sector looks to turn around as the year ended with returning demand and a slow down in rental decline rates.
Straits Asia signs deal to refinance US$380 million debt
Singapore coal miner Straits Asia Resources announced yesterday that it entered into a five year club financing facility for US$380m.
ST Engineering bags US$87m U.S. Navy ship deal
ST Engineering announced today that its US shipyard, VT Halter Marine, has been awarded a US$87m (about S$121m) contract with the U.S Navy.
Sands Singapore to beat expectations, says Adelson
Las Vegas Sands chairman Sheldon Adelson has estimated annual earnings for the upcoming Marina Bay Sands to be over a billion dollars.
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