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MoM has notified 1,200 employers to fix their payslip practices.

It has generated more than 200,000 jobs.

Majority of its population are under 35 years old who are 'comfortable with new technology'.

Expect muted gains today.

And CCCS slaps $26.9m fine to 13 fresh chicken distributors.

The sector is an early adopter of flexible leasing strategies.

This is geared towards adding e-payments to coffee shops, hawker centres, and canteens.

Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA might be hit by the hike in oil prices. Bloomberg reported that Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA will scrap its London-Singapore flights by January, which is only a little more than a year since it started operations. The only budget flight’s customer booking line noted that the last flight from Singapore to London will be on 11 January whilst its website shows no more flights for the route beyond it. A London to Singapore flight in November using the airline will cost $286.54 (US$208) which is lower compared to the cheapest flight for the same route with British Airways which costs $460.26 (US334.10). The impending pullout of the flight brings to the table the concern of long-haul, low-cost aviation as fuel prices surge. At about $110.21 (US$80) a barrel, Brent crude oil has almost tripled from a 2016 low.

Motor vehicle sales dropped 15.4%.

Transaction price has been reduced from $128.3m to $31.8m.

Investments grew 7.41% to US$274.26b, surpassing China and Japan.

They occupy a total of 70,000 sq ft in the premier shopping district.

HDB rents rose 0.1%.

They are the most pessimistic in Southeast Asia when it comes to the issue.

It can also be buoyed by the capacity addition of its key customer Japan Airlines.

Landlords may be pushed to explore leasing to flexible operators for a more stabilised occupancy.