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Manufacturing PMI remains stuck in contraction territory for October despite climbing to 49.5.

Well you'd better be as you’re bound to get more wage hike than your Hong Kong counterparts - isn’t that great?

Singapore’s only listed road firm is riding on the building boom with a S$433m order book.

The acquisition makes SPH Magazines the trademark owner of The Women's Weekly and CLEO in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia.

Loans increased 10% during the third quarter to S$186b amidst broad-based corporate borrowing across the region.

But most may just be empty houses as vacancy rates increased to 5.8% - so where have all the residents gone?

It’s a grim outlook for the next six months -- but which sector is the most pessimistic?

The company reported a slight decline in revenue to S$272m as work is outsourced to another firm.

Profit for the second quarter of 2011 was down to S$34.1m.

It’s a plunge from last year’s third quarter profit of S$168.6m.

The shipping firm’s net losses widened from US$57m in 2Q on the back of a shortened peak season.

All firms see a negative outlook till March 2012, except for these three sectors.

OCBC’s busted as MAS found out that the bank did not implement sufficient measures to address single point of failure in its system and network infrastructure.

Wilmar’s Sucrogen is left with bitter taste in their mouths as the sugar company fails for the second time to get support for the Proserpine acquisition.

The FSO contract in Indonesia lifts SMM’s YTD order win to S$3.25b.

MAS expects stalled growth over the next few quarters.