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If companies had to pay for the full environmental costs of their production, they would lose, on average, 41 cents for every US$1 in earnings, says KPMG.

Firms worldwide cut spending in corporate communications, except for Asia which grew by 17%.

Singapore culture is yet to catch up with the new-age parenting concept of staying-home dad and breadwinning mothers.

April tourism figures less rosy than 1Q’s while channel check shows weaker 2Q, says OCBC.

73.1% of its malls' gross revenue came from this market segment in what is clearly a defensive strategy versus the downturn.

MAS says a calibrated adjustment in the policy stance will ensure price stability in the medium term.

Investors’ risk appetite in the near term will remain low due to external volatility, says DBS.

These units include 3,100 executive condominiums, so take your pick.

Crown’s billionaire owner James Packer may be planning to build a new A$1bn luxury casino at Barangaroo in partnership with Genting.

No wonder we see more companies on Facebook than on Twitter and YouTube.

But good thing is almost half of them wanted to work locally.

National Technological University dislodged the Public Service Commission from the second position of the most popular scholarship providers.

Thanks to a slew of events and attractions in the coming months.

They'd rather search through the internet to find answers for more complex queries than call contact centres, a study revealed.

Singapore’s own cruise market grew at a snail pace of 3.6% CAGR from 2002 to 2011.

Singapore Exchange will use BT Radianz services to provide access and connectivity for its new hubs in Chicago and London.