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UOB faces the most deposit pressure, warns analyst
UOB faces the most deposit pressure, warns analyst
Blame it on UOB's high dependence on time deposit funding.
Singaporeans refuse to be friends with bosses online
2 in 3 workers exclude bosses in their virtual social circle.
Here's what pushed office rents to dip a tad lower
Average rents for Raffles Place Grade A office declined by just 1.1%.
This is how much the F1 extension will cost for the next 5 years
Expenses will be around a whopping $150m.
Competition heats up between local and foreign banks for SGD deposits
DBS and UOB saw declining deposits in 2Q as foreign banks lure depositors with more attractive rates.
Industrial production index for August critical to watch
The figure due Wednesday will more or less hint whether a recession is on the cards.
Inflation could be lower than 4% in August
But learn why there'd be nothing to cheer about it if ever.
SingTel's SingNet slapped with S$80,000 penalty
This is for the MioTV disruptions in October and November 2011.
Check out why ComfortDelgro will struggle amid ballooning train ridership
Rail ridership grew 8% while bus transportation rose by only 4%.
Chart of the Day: How profitable are health services?
Profitability was down in 2011 due to lower operating surplus recorded by hospitals.
Why Singapore hospitals became less profitable in 2011
Expenditures are accumulating faster than receipts resulting in lower operating surplus.
Venture Corp revving up for multi-year double-digit growth
Aggressive penetration into "promising accounts" will pay off starting 2013, says Maybank.
Here's why you'll get to witness F1 until 2017
Singapore GP extended the Formula One rights for five more years.
SingTel's iPhone5 runs out of stock
All are sold out except for 16GB units.
Singapore's M&A deals capture 9% of Asia's target activity
But guess which country beat Singapore as the most targeted nation for M&As?
Here are SGX's newest initiatives to attract investors
SGX bought 49% of the Energy Market Company in August to enter the electricity trading market.
NOL's capacity still a worry in 2013
The 10% increase in capacity remains a daunting supply.
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