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The reported earnings of SG$141.5m for FY2012 was not so bad, if only it did not represent a dip of 12%.

Survey shows a net weighted balance of 23% of firms in the real estate industry anticipate a less favourable business climate in the coming months.

The accommodation industry predicts higher business activity until September 2012.

Higher sales are expected with the Great Singapore Sale, but firms are not very optimistic especially retailers of motor vehicles.

Growth in countries like Singapore may have persisted owing to tremendous local stimulus, but financial markets remain tightly linked across the globe.

The struggling sector puts on its rose-colored glasses in a survey as it sees "better business conditions" to prevail until September.

It could take as much as three years before the company could rise out of the earnings red, predicts DBS.

The talent market remains tight with companies needing to remain focused on acquiring skills.

Total primary sales of homes rose strongly +83%QoQ in the first quarter of the year on the back of buyers’ preference for units of less than 30 square meters.

Ho Bee takes a beating as its 1Q12 revenue dives 51% due to unsold units at its newly completed and existing residential projects.

Earnings was up 41% y-o-y, mainly led by additional units sold at The Trizon.

Survey indicates Singapore has lost some momentum as investment destination in Asia-Pacific.

Government's drive to boost productivity single-handedly driving up prices, says RBS.

The former grew in 1Q12 but won't be sustainable while the latter's position is growing riskier, says PhillipCapital.

It bet big on Wealth and SME, and both profit segments posted double-digit income growth for 1Q12.

1Q12 saw office space rentals dive 0.5% while average prices kept the same, but what else is in store for this property sector?