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Daily Briefing: Facebook's Saverin insists staying in Singapore; Sex-for-contracts' trial day 4
Daily Briefing: Facebook's Saverin insists staying in Singapore; Sex-for-contracts' trial day 4
And how puzzle pieces fit in Singapore's economy.
Singapore's 2012 GDP disappoints with 1.3% growth
Manufacturing growth sharply slumps to just 0.1%.
COSCO shipyard awarded $200m Energy Drilling rig building contract
Includes option for another unit.
Singapore trading costs have plummeted to below pre-June 2011 levels
Market trading has been made noticeably cheaper.
CapitaLand's D'Leedon mega project presales surged five-fold
It is now 65% sold.
Here are 4Q12's 5 biggest office space transactions
Rents likely to dip 5% in 2013.
Healthcare professionals gain 20-30% wage hike when moving jobs
Sector is still in a hiring spree.
Guess how much a Singapore CFO earns a year
It can spike to a crazy rate of $500,000.
CBD Grade A office occupancy rate edges up to 94.1%
It's the highest in almost 2 years.
A quick guide to Singapore's 17% corporate tax rate
It's the 10th lowest in the world.
Check out KPMG's 4 tax-tweaking proposals for Budget 2013
Survey showed global corporate tax dipped to 24.43%.
2013's new home sales to hit 14,000-16,000 units
But still too early to gauge cooling measures' effects.
Singaporean retirees' savings could run out in just 9 years
Savings will dry up over 56% through retirement on average.
COE premiums for small cars slip 11.2% to $78,301
Prices slowed down across all categories.
Singapore 2012 GDP growth to be the most sluggish since 2009
DBS predicts it will be a measly 1.3%.
Why Venture's 4Q12 income is likely to slide 8.1%
Even revenue will possibly remain flat.
CapitaLand's earnings spiral down 12% to $930.3m
No thanks to lower revaluation.
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