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Air passenger load in Singapore up 5.7% in first eight months of 2017
Air passenger load in Singapore up 5.7% in first eight months of 2017
Singapore remains one of the world’s busiest airports.
Singapore NODX rebounded 20.9% in October
The strong growth easily smashed industry expectations.
4600 ships, maritime companies to receive boost from MPA initiatives
This includes issuing e-certificates directly to ships.
Noble Group issues financial breakdown following $580.18m non-cash loss in Q3
This was prompted by a query from SGX.
Singapore inks first nationwide collaboration between financial industry and universities
The partnership aims to align ICT university skills with industry requirements.
Chart of the Day: Singapore banks' NIMs improve modestly
Thanks to rising interest rates in Singapore and the US.
Singapore, Philippines enter into fintech collaboration deal
The deal aims to promote cross-country cooperation in their respective fintech scenes.
Daily Briefing: OCBC, Sembcorp Marine buy back their shares; Singapore's rail woes unlikely to throw off expats
And here's why Noble's falling stock is unlikely a bargain.
DBS lags OCBC and UOB in profitability
It cut its coverage ratio for nonperforming loans to 83%.
Why SingPost's logistics segment is a drag to its growth
Intense pricing competition resulted in losses.
UOB, SAP to offer enterprise resource planning software to SMEs
It will be offered to UOB's existing SME customer base.
Singapore home to two in five ASEAN fintech startups
Firms are finding growth in SMEs that don't have access traditional bank services.
Noble to grow rare earth, ores and metals businesses
It will develop activities with two subsidiaries.
CapitaLand buys Vietnam-based real estate firm for $53.5m
It will develop a residential property in the land the firm owns.
SIA Group's passenger load factor up by 4.1ppt to 80.8% in October
SilkAir's systemwide passenger carriage grew 24.6%.
Only 6 in 10 private school graduates hired 6 months after graduation
They find it harder to adjust compared to their public school counterparts.
Seven in 10 developers prefer to invest in green buildings
And they're willing to pay 5% more.
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