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Education in Singapore to get pricier for non-citizens
Education in Singapore to get pricier for non-citizens
International students face a monthly increase of $115-250 in school fees while permanent residents will pay $50-80 more in 2013.
Singapore’s real estate market ranks 13th most transparent globally
No Asian city earned a spot in the top 10 - will Singapore be the first one to make it?
Singapore surprisingly lags as most targeted nation for SE Asia M&As
You’ll never guess who beat Singapore with a whopping $12bn M&A volume in 1H12.
Hopes fade as electronics production slumps further
The 7% MoM plunge puts the sustained recovery of the sector in question.
Sembcorp Marine underperforms Keppel: OCBC
The analyst believes though that the trend may reverse in the near-term - but on what grounds?
Chart of the Day: Transport CPI inflation remains high at 7.5%
‘Sky-high’ COE premium is the main culprit, says DBS.
$20M invested in media talent and enterprise productivity
Government thinks this will be enough to raise media worker productivity to $119,700 value added from $98,500 by 2013.
Manufacturing grew a decent 6.6% in May
Transport engineering and biomedical manufacturing sub-sectors led the surge with more than 30% growth each.
Rents saw another decline but barely significant
Rents slipped to 1.2%--a measly improvement compared to the 4.2% fall in the last three months.
Singapore industrial production finally recovers after two disappointing months
IPI rose by 6.6% in May, thanks to the pharmaceuticals and transport engineering segments.
Real estate woes top Singaporeans’ retirement worries
Do you see yourself putting a premium on the same investment?
Gerontophobia strikes: 83% of rich Singaporeans fear unexpected expenses in old age
Those who can afford more are afraid of sudden spending--how ironic.
SingTel's venture capital arm splurges on a Cayman-based company
Guess how much SingTel Innov8 invested in General Mobile to reach out to the emerging market mobile users?
Are Singapore banks stable enough for a devastating economic scenario?
It seems so, if the Southeast Asian banks' closing credit gap with Western peers is anything to go by.
Shoebox units to nearly quintuple by 2015: Minister Khaw
Monstrous growth looms ahead but rental market remains untested, says OCBC.
Number of households that can afford a S$1M- condo jumped by a whopping 86%
No wonder as monthly mortgage payments fell 18% from 2008 to 1Q12.
Here's why outlook for Keppel Land is quite bleak
A strong balance sheet is not enough guarantee for Keppel to skip general negativity in the market.
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