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Its overseas exposure sits at 45% of total assets.

Blame it on unrealised fair value losses.

Thanks to bigger yields from recently acquired assets.

15,580 workers were laid off last year.

Thanks to contribution from its new data centre.

Expect muted gains today.

And Singapore takes the smart city to a new level.

Both direct and secondary listings are on target. The Singapore Exchange (SGX) has inked a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with China Construction Bank (CCB) to promote domestic capital markets to Chinese companies. Under the MOU, SGX and CCB will collaborate to bring Chinese companies to list in Singapore, especially through SGX’s Direct Listing Framework. CCB is among the issue managers accredited by SGX to assist companies in raising capital on the exchange. As part of the MOU, it will also advise its SGX-listed clients looking to tap the secondary market for further fund-raising. The MOU will also encourage Chinese companies to issue offshore Renminbi bonds , undertake mergers & acquisitions, establish cross-border asset management services and other capital market activities in Singapore. In addition, CCB will explore derivatives trading, bond trading and other business activities in Singapore. There are currently 120 Chinese companies and 103 RMB bonds listed on  

On back of hefty decline in transport costs.

Expensive prices are a top concern.

It's to aid the local tourism sector's transformation.

Last year’s El Nino is still hurting output.

Arbitration proceedings have already commenced.

Thanks to Myer Centre Adelaide’s contributions.

On back of increased staff expenses.

External demand is showing no sign of a rebound.