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Used cars get a 60-day reprieve from new loan restrictions
Used cars get a 60-day reprieve from new loan restrictions
Temporary concession begins April 6.
Olam drops legal action vs Muddy Waters
Lack of claimable assets cited.
ST Engineering's rail electronics deals hit S$65m
Thanks to MRT projects in 3 areas.
Singapore likely to mull over an easing in FX policy
Analyst predicts 25% probability.
Tiger-Virgin deal slapped with another approval delay
Decision has been moved to May.
Hotel room occupancy rate to drop 'marginally': analyst
But will stand pat above 80% mark.
Why Singapore investors are not jumping on the Iskandar craze yet
There are only 15 major developments.
Tiger Airways to lose S$11.5m from Mandala profit mishap
Mandala likely to suffer $30-35m losses.
StarHub's Pay TV lost a whopping 9,000 customers in 2012
Profit margin on service revenue to slip to 31%.
2 biggest reasons why SPH's newspaper income is getting the jitters
Its circulation has been dropping.
Why CapitaMall Trust's lagging performance is 'unjustified'
It has 15 quality malls in its portfolio.
Chart of the Day: Singapore banks' system deposits edged up by 9.7%
But deposits from residents dipped 1ppt.
Daily Briefing: Drugs in underwear scheme busted; Lucasfilm lays off Singapore game staff
And the dog responsibility debate rages on.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI down 0.4%
Index likely to consolidate around current levels.
SMRT expecting first-ever quarter loss in history
30% dividend cut more than possible.
Amara Holdings JV looking to build $50 million Myanmar hotel
Real estate projects also on the horizon.
ST Engineering's electronics arm pops the champagne on S$151m deals
Rail electronics contracts are worth ~$65m.
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