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The tender will close on February 27, 2012 at 12pm, so be quick.

If you still have your job, then you’re not among the more than 3,500 workers made redundant in the fourth quarter alone.

Falling net profits, persistent cost pressure and declining weekly ridership for CCL – what else to expect?

Survey shows only 10% of firms expects business to improve in the first half of 2012.

PhillipCapital predicts even bigger losses in 2012 and a slower rebound in 2013.

Its plans to invest heavily in grain cultivation comes with risks and no major advantages, warns Daiwa.

The group stays strong despite the MRT disruption that caused a stir last year.

Things are looking good for the group as revenue from its fleet management programme surged in 2011.

This is a depressing figure compared to 2011’s 30.3% growth.

But there is still a shortage of talent across the board as companies look to hire experienced and skilled staff, according to Randstad.

The company denies knowledge of any information regarding a substantial increase in the price and volume of its shares, but discloses a potential property redevelopment along Orchard Road.

The indicative price is in the region of $68m for Parcel A and $81m for Parcel B, subject to the tender process.

Tiger's profit slips again in Q3 with both cubs in Singapore and Australia in the red but analysts see silver lining.

The clarification involves a Business Times article published on 28 January 2012.

It will be spent in the next five years on canal capacity expansions and better flash flood safeguards.

The country’s postal industry struggles for survival despite dipping mail volumes.