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Treading on eggshells: IPOs crash by 75% in 1H14
Treading on eggshells: IPOs crash by 75% in 1H14
Penny-pinching firms cautious on lukewarm ECM market.
Singapore lacks IT manpower, skills: Bloomberg
Hackers are evolving, but the protagonists are few.
It's a car shopping spree: Car prices predicted to get softer until July
Thanks to the 32% COE quota hike.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.3%
But it's a wee bit away from key uptrend support.
Chart of the Day: Why the massive drop in electronic exports shouldn't shock us
It's been 3 years since it started dipping.
Daily Briefing: Downtown MRT Line boosts home prices; Married couples belittle retirement period of 24 years
And One Farrer Hotel & Spa to open in August.
Surprise, surprise: SingPost’s Alibaba deal bursts initial analyst assumptions
It might be way bigger than you think.
No need to stock up: Singapore guarded against food price increases
Oil prices matter for Asians and their stomachs.
SIA launches online shopping mall
Earn miles while shopping.
Till death do us part? Solitary retirement looms over most Singaporean women
Large life expectancy gap threatens couples’ retirement plans.
Big spender, bigger borrower: Singapore household debt-GDP ratio hits 6-year high
If you think Asians are prudent, think again.
Iraq oil tensions ripple across Singapore’s industries: OCBC
Refiners, utilities and transportation, watch out.
Jittery investors perk up at Yangzijiang divestment strategy
It’s a smart move for the shipbuilding giant.
The morning after: Tigerair faces turbulence after Mandala shutdown
Will the desperate turnaround strategy work?
Whatever, I don't care: 9 out of 10 credit card holders refuse to change their cards
Apathy makes them the big losers.
Wild, Wild West: Singapore's exports to EU, US are going on a trip downhill
And recovery signs are nowhere to be seen.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.2%
And the day could end muted.
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