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Sembcorp Marine subsidiary awarded Royal Carribean's lucrative favored customer contract
Sembcorp Marine subsidiary awarded Royal Carribean's lucrative favored customer contract
Estimated sales could reach between S$50-S$70m.
In case you've missed it, here's the timeline of the F&N takeover tale
OUE's current offer stands at $9.08.
Heat map: Increasing working population to support new malls
6 major upcoming malls are located in high-growth residential areas.
Good News: Nearly 3 in 5 employers are hiring next year
Check out the hottest job functions open for hiring.
Salary measly grew by 0.2 percentage points in 2012
Check out top three sectors giving the highest average bonus payout in 2013.
Nearly 1 in 2 Gen Y employees refuse to go the extra mile
Attracting and motivating them goes beyond monetary awards.
This pie graph shows Bharti is just a wee slice of SingTel
Just 3% of SingTel's dividend income.
OUE will dare to shell out this much for F&N
It will knock off TCC's $8.88 offer.
Sembcorp Marine pops the champagne on $13.9b orderbook
Even deliveries for 2019 are penciled in.
Brace yourselves for a 14.8% discount on CapitaLand's home projects
Markdown is fair enough.
OCBC to suffer mortgage risks from property price pullbacks
Earnings forecast dipped by 1-6%.
UOB's asset quality stronger than expected so far this year
But 9% milder loan growth offset surprises.
60% of Singapore companies fail to mention a code of conduct in their publications
Only 4% have it publicly available.
Singapore retail companies mired in labor cost hurdles
Manpower shortage and higher wage costs strike.
Tourism no longer a stalwart for Singapore's economy in 2013
Transport engineering and construction took its place.
Chart of the Day: Clerical, sales & service workers up 7%
This outweighed the decrease in production & related workers.
Daily briefing: We won't be hearing Mandarin station announcements for now
SMRT will be "deliberating over its value and appropriateness".
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