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Creditors loan Noble US$100m to fund coal and gas trade

It will also work on launching a UK scheme of arrangement after getting backed by 85% of debtors.

Singapore a ‘place to be' for equities investors: Credit Suisse

It could deliver as much as 15% earnings growth in 2018, but growth for REITs is limited.

Chart of the Day: See how Singapore's office tenant mix changed in 13 years

Tenants from financials used to dominate with 47% market share but now comprise 21% of the pie.

Demolition of Rochor Centre to begin on 26 June

It will give way to the construction of the North-South Corridor.

Hearings for moratorium of Hyflux's Tuaspring to start on 6 July

The court previously granted the moratorium to four Hyflux subsidiaries.

Singapore firms could add up to $29,065 to highly-skilled workers' pay

Talent shortages for these kinds of workers could hit 38% in 2030.

Business travellers' premium economy bookings ballooned 157% in 2017

They forked out a little more to upgrade as economy seat bookings fell 54.46%.

Exports could slip as electronics momentum cool down in H2 2018

The US-China trade war could also hit Singapore's export if the threatened US$50b tariffs push through.

PayNow to include faster corporate cash transfers

The scheme will be a part of the Singapore Quick Response Code which utilises mobile banking apps.

ExxonMobil finishes building world's largest resins plant in Singapore

The project employed more than 5,500 contract workers at the peak of construction.

Trade tensions put heat on Mapletree Logistics Trust's Chinese portfolio

China contributed 6.3% to its net property income in 2018.

Singapore Business Review unveils winners of the Business Case Studies Awards 2018

The winners presented their exceptional case studies at an awards ceremony held at the Sheraton Towers on 21 June.

SIA's cargo revenue could be hit by US-China row

Cargo loads already fell 3.9% due to reduced traffic in all regions.