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Purchases of Government Land Sales sites made up the bulk of investments in the second quarter.

They accounted for 17.6% of investment deals, compared to 10.5% in the first quarter.

Thai businessman Chatchai Yenbamroong claims the bank gave him negligent and fraudulent investment information.

Aussie regulator applies to extend flight ban as Tiger axes Aussie CEO Crawford Rix and Mr Chin assumes responsibilities of Mr Davis.

eGov2015 was developed with inputs from the people, private and public sectors and will guide public agencies in the implementation of new ICT programmes over the next five years.

Cheer up, they are even more pessimistic in Malaysia, but can you blame them?

Prime factory and warehouse spaces see fastest quarterly growth of 6-7% in average monthly gross rents in 3 years.

SingTel is well positioned to provide end-to-end cloud-based IT systems for corporate customers, says UOB Kayhian.

Australia’s Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) confirmed to SBR that it will work all day long today, July 6, to determine if Tiger Airways ban from flying to Australia warrants extension.

 In a statement relayed to Singapore Business Review this morning, Tiger Airways confirmed that at least for Singapore-based operations, the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) has no issues on safety.

It sold its stakes in China Construction Bank and Bank of China.

The airline could lose $2 million per week for up to six weeks.

UBS ranked first with a 5.6% market share in 1H 2011, followed by Goldman Sachs and Credit Suisse.

Total securities trading turnover also rose 7% yoy to $28.1 billion in June.

The shipping industry could face shaky waters if demand lags amidst entry of new and bigger vessels.

Its strategy now is chartering 70% of overall capacity, making it flexible to reduce fleet count during a slowdown.