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The aircraft maintenance company said it recognises efforts of its employees, the reason it is sharing its productivity gains with them.

The Indonesian-based manufacturer seeks to expand further by joining the trade in Asia’s second biggest market.

Newly-appointed Senior Vice President and Head of Fixed Income, Ms Tng Kwee Lian, will take charge of the proposed trading improvements.

Required lender to set aside additional S$230mln to its risk-weighted assets for operational risk.

The investment holding company said it has lost competitiveness while faced with increasing global competition.

Flights to Bangkok, Jakarta, Manila (Clark), Haikou and Macau priced at $15 plus taxes.

European debt crisis could hamper further growth of office space rental in the next quarters.

The CapitaLand Limited’s subsidiary receives the Ascott Reit units for a price of S$1.1919 each, aside from the cash payment of S$922,516.81 as management fees.

The marine engineering company has claimed the rights to build two bulk carriers of 92,500 dwt each due on November 2011 and January 2012, respectively.

Said increase was for the second quarter but Group's turnover down 27% while operating profit was 21% higher and pre-tax profit rose 26%.

Securities daily average trading in July up 16% while that of futures and options increased 8%.

Despite demand growth, Asia's increased level of office space enquiries didn't immediately translate into leasing deals.

Tie-up to make Singapore a premiere holiday destination by enabling tourists to visit new attractions.

Said figure was for the second quarter of the year while $2.2bln of company's $11.3bln order book is expected to be delivered in the second half of 2010.

The Group, however, is working to improve productivity after retrenching 1,500 employees and as it took more time to build new vessels compared to competitors.

The deal has boosted Lian Beng Group's order book to $965 million.