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The upcoming Landmark residential development, near Outram Park, has seen a strong level of buyer interest after only its first day of sales on Saturday. Over 90% of the 120 selected units that were made available achieved a sale.

The Straits Times Index extended its losses for three successive days at the end of last week, finishing Friday's trading 1.66 points, or 0.06%, at 2,855.82.

And renovation noise complaints rise as more people work at home.

The Index saw increased long-term passive investor participation through its two ETFs.

Asian family offices have surpassed global peers due to Chinese stocks.

Recovery is concentrated on certain industries and roles.

It's the bank's largest disbursement of SE loans, grants within a year.

Almost half of 1.4m households switched to buying electricity from retailers.

Recovery is still threatened by prolonged global lockdown.

The regulator will cover up to $1,000 of stipend under their internship programme.

The vessel is scheduled for delivery in Q4 2022.

The Straits Times Index ended Thursday trade down, losing 12.07 points or 0.42% to the day at 2,857.48.

And UOL to preview Clavon this Saturday.

It will grant COVID-19 coverage for overseas travel.

It will serve as the default location for users in Southeast Asia.

It is the last available unit of shophouses for sale since last year.