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The german flag carrier, which just introduced new baggage allowance rules, says it will grow its passenger traffic 25 % to Singapore.

Yet continued concerns of Europe’s sovereign debt sustainability, political turmoil in the Middle East and North Africa, and extended industrial activities disruption in Japan threaten growth.

Total external trade may have expanded year-on-year by 12 percent in the first quarter of 2011 but the government said trade growth decelerated.

The company intensifies premium brand strategy as it further extends advancement in South China.

Would be rappers or barons of industry can now find out with the launch of Chapman Freeborn’s “Private Jet” booking iPhone app.

Tiger Airways today announced its acquisition of a 33% stake in Indonesia's PT Mandala Airlines. And as Mandala undergoes a financial restructuring process, it plans to adopt the Tiger Airways business model.

Communication services of M1 were disrupted yesterday, leaving frustrated customers no choice but to rant elsewhere.

Fines amounted to S$530,000 as CRA found Resorts World at Sentosa guilty of reimbursing the entry levy payable by citizens and PRs to reporters covering an event.

The german flag carriers says the new rules are in line with new IATA standards, but charges for bringing on a second piece of luggage start at 50 Euros a sector.

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The company will use the money to expand into more markets to compete with its main competitor, iProperty.

According to a report in Reuters, anti-trust investigators visited the shippers UK offices to "identify the existence of any evidence of infringement of anti-competition rules".

Part of an ongoing strategy of capital productivity, the divestment of the 144,657 square metre site in Qingpu District is worth approximately S$152.6 million.

Subsidiary Ellington Investments closed the $510 million exchange with Inmet Mining to give the state investor approximately 11 percent stake.

Continuing low financing environment boosts sales of private housing, according to a report by Jones Lang Lasalle.

Naughty insurers aren't paying out full claims on defaults, and Fitch isn't happy.