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Who will make the cut at Singapore Business Review's Listed Companies Awards 2018?
Who will make the cut at Singapore Business Review's Listed Companies Awards 2018?
Notable past winners include OUE, Geo Energy, Singtel and SMRT.
Population "time bomb" will begin ticking in 2018
The percentages of senior and junior residents are projected to be equal at 14% next year.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 1.19%
Don't expect gains today.
Daily Briefing: Two charged over Airbnb rentals; Bitcoin price rises 1,100% this year
And here are two REITs that delivered strong performances this quarter.
Chart of the Day: Median gross monthly income rises to $4,232 in 2017
Workers' skills are improving.
Singapore's prime office rents are the seventh cheapest in Asia
The total occupancy cost is $113.27 psf.
Sembmarine mulls over selling West Rigel
If it happens, Sembmarine's net gearing could fall to 70%.
Amazon launches Prime Now in Singapore
The introductory price for a membership is at $2.99 a month.
Brookvale Park launched for en bloc sale
Owners set a minimum price of $530m.
Brace yourselves for a slower export momentum in 2018
Citi projected a decline in export growth from 4.9% this year to 2.6% next year.
URA's Fourth Avenue site sold for $533m
But the bidding failed expectations due to the nearby en bloc sale of Royalville.
Frasers Centrepoint Limited wins first land bid in two years
It bought the Jiak Kim site for $955m.
New SGX guide to fight insider trading
It contains principles to help companies control confidential information.
Don Quijote opens first Asian outlet in Singapore
The store offers a Hokkaido-themed retail and dine-in space.
ABS and SFEMC propose to terminate 12-month SIBOR
They also want to change SIBOR computation based on market transactions and expert judgment.
Sembmarine secures construction of Shell Vito unit
It will construct the topside and hull of the unit.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.01%
Investors are urged to take caution today.
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