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Here's why you'll get to witness F1 until 2017
Here's why you'll get to witness F1 until 2017
Singapore GP extended the Formula One rights for five more years.
SingTel's iPhone5 runs out of stock
All are sold out except for 16GB units.
Singapore's M&A deals capture 9% of Asia's target activity
But guess which country beat Singapore as the most targeted nation for M&As?
Here are SGX's newest initiatives to attract investors
SGX bought 49% of the Energy Market Company in August to enter the electricity trading market.
NOL's capacity still a worry in 2013
The 10% increase in capacity remains a daunting supply.
Check out these crazy long queues for the iPhone5 in Singapore
The 64gb was immediately sold out at the M1 shop at the Paragon.
Manufacturing company Scintronix responds to SGX queries
SGX investigates why the Company has chosen to proceed with the proposed placement of 814,371,793 new ordinary shares.
Dairy Farm rejoices while Carrefour Malaysia spirals down
A competitor may buy Carrefour for US$300m but Dairy Farm shrugs it off.
Here are 3 areas UOB-SMU Asian Enterprise Institute will target
The institute is the first of its kind in Asia.
You won't believe how many Singaporeans indulge in personal tasks during work hours
77.1% confess that they are guilty.
Check out how the upcoming Thomson Line impacts on property projects nearby
Old condos in Sin Ming station will likely see prices breach SGD1,000psf.
5 best selling residential projects in August
One Dusun Residences topped the sales chart.
Ministry of Home Affairs issues statement on 'Innocence of Muslims' film
Singaporeans 'urged' to refrain from re-posting the video.
These are the people who vow to manage Raffles Education's business risks
Raffles Education has made its own Risk Management Committee.
Here's why young Singaporeans won't freak out in retirement
Male and female workers will hit 71%, 63% IRR through savings.
Ship ahoy: NOL to veer towards profit gains amid EU, US stimuli
FY2013 PATMI forecast is pegged at USD102m.
Chart of the Day: Total trade down 7.1% in August 2012
Total exports slipped by 5.9% while total imports fell by 8.3%.
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