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Finding the silver lining: Ageing population puts heat on senior housing plans

Developers could look at Western housing models for Singapore's silver-haired generation.

Wine market could grow to US$1.4b in 2021

A forecast shows that it could be boosted by still wine, followed by sparkling and fortified wines.

Commercial site Goldhill Shopping Centre up for en bloc sale at $425m

It has 3 blocks of walk-up commercial units with those in the ground floor used as retail shops.

Singapore and Tel Aviv's exchanges tie up to support fundraising of own firms

The two are focussed on supporting tech and healthcare companies.

OUE Q1 profits crashed 90.7% to $1.03m

It blamed a non-cash fair value loss on its investment in a mutual fund.

Mondrian Investment Partners buys 6.58% of Sheng Siong for nearly $100m

The stake in the supermarket retailer joins Mondrian's assets worth US$60b.

CityDev Q1 profits down 16.3% to $80.03m

Its sales, however, jumped 66% to 459 units with a total sales value of $792.6m.

UOL Q1 profits dipped 8% to $73.82m

Property development revenue fell 7% due to the completion of Riverbank@Fernvale in March 2017.

Chart of the Day: DBS, OCBC, and UOB Q1 loan growth up 5%-10%

Domestic loan growth was higher across all three banks compared to the last quarter.

Daily Briefing: Singaporean e-commerce firm Carousell secures US$85m funding; DBS FHR-9 home loan rates to hike

And here's why Singapore's 'boringness' is going to help lure real estate investment.

Genting Singapore could turn to aggressive credit offerings to lure VIPs

The group had successfully expanded its VIP customer base over the past few quarters.

ComfortDelGro Corporation Q1 profits slipped 19.6% to $66.3m

Revenue from nearly all its businesses except public transport fell.

Ex-Genting Singapore finance vice president fined $50,000 for insider trading

Kunye Tagi sold shares whilst knowing non-public price-sensitive information about Genting's results.

Singapore's retail sales down 1.5% in March

Motor vehicle sales dropped due to the lower number of new and used cars sold.