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3 biggest factors to blame for Marina Bay Sands' ugly 4Q13 earnings
Lower VIP volume is one.
Sembcorp to invest S$175m in NCPP for second India project
Set to double firm's power generation capacity.
Swiber Holdings clinches 5 contracts worth $235m
For Latin America and Southeast Asia works.
Chart of the Day: Singapore's unemployment rate hit 5-year low
Foreign workers supply continue to shrink.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.7%
And it's likely to slide further.
Daily Briefing: 5 uniquely Singaporean CNY practices; Elderly man found unconscious near MRT track
CASE complaints hit all-time high in 2013.
7% of Singapore manufacturers predict economy will worsen in 1H14
But subsectors see better days ahead.
CDL Hospitality rebrands Orchard Hotel Shopping Arcade as Claymore Link
Due for re-opening in 4Q14.
Singapore employees predicted to pocket higher wages in 2014
As labour crunch intensifies.
Hotel transaction volumes in Singapore soared 415.6%
Here are its two biggest sales.
Why analysts think that Singapore's 'inflation bliss' is just a blip
Inflation hit 1.5% in December.
New employments surge to 134,900 in 2013
It's the highest in 6 years.
Why Singapore malls are expected to post surprises over next 2 years
Is it due to rising tourism?
Why Marina Bay Sands is all eyes on Japan gaming market
US$10b GGR could beat Singapore.
Chart of the Day: Here's proof that vacancies outpaced job seekers in 2013
9.2k new jobs added in 4Q13.
Daily Briefing: COE quotas down by 13%; NEA takes trade fair case to court
And ex-CNB chief Ng Boon Gay retired from service.
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