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US equities are said to be in buoyant mood, and everyone awaits the results of the EU ministers’ meeting today.

It's a bad start for Singapore as non-oil domestic exports careen off the 9% increase from last month.

Businesses are promised more money for upgrades made under the Productivity and Innovation Credit (PIC) scheme.

A so-called project finance company (PFC) will scour $400 million in annual funding for corporate overseas projects.

Roaring demand and a capability to deliver in short notice are allowing the rig and shipbuilder to charge premiums.

As gross rental income from investment properties dropped by $8.6 million last year.

As a full sponsor, HFLF will be able to introduce new listings to the Catalist board.

As sales of its trading properties didn’t do so well last year.

Singapore’s total trade in 2011 reached S$974b.

It rose to 62% YoY to 1,868 units excluding EC and landed-units - the most units sold in a whooping 21-month period.

Starhub takes aim at allegations  made by founders of MyRepublic, two of which are Starhub's ex-seniors.

The Singapore dollar gained some ground but saw any further rises capped amidst Greece's sovereign debt troubles.

There was strong rebound on Wall Street and the Nikkei started impressively.

Performance is way down from the 14.8% growth recorded in 2010 and will still worsen in 2012.

Despite the strong take-up in January, potential buyers are largely still expected to remain prudent and price-sensitive.

Find out what CBRE, Savills, Jones Lang LaSalle, and Colliers International have to say after the encouraging new home sales volume of 1,872 units in January.