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Buyers have until noon on July 7 to make their bid, so be quick.

SIAS has taken up the fight on behalf of investors, but so far the directors of this failed investment scheme are refusing to talk to them.

The aftershocks reached Singapore’s electronics supply chain and bad news in Pharma point to a slowing economy.

Worst month since January has traders fretting.

Another sign the US is in decline?

Although it sees SIA standing a chance unlike many other airlines which failed to differentiate their LCC product.

DBS is forecasting a 1.4% year-on-year contraction, the first since November 2009.

Ongoing Labour Force Survey will help MOM figure out what policies and programmes should be in place.

Looks like recession isn't a big deal to some high profile Japanese.

So now the bean counters want global domination too, who knew?

Looks like the revamp in 2010 is behind the sales surge to 18,700 copies a weekday.

And which country has the most pessimistic financial executives in Asia?

It may not be imminent though, says HSBC.

Yet Singapore’s export control regime aims to ensure that trade regulation in dual use items does not hamper trade.

Conversion, which enabled the company to upsize fund by 50% to US$900mn, reflects evolution from assets under development into operational malls.

CBRE’s first quarter Asia Pacific Office Rent Index up 3% but lower than the 3.6% posted in the fourth quarter as quake forced Japanese to defer relocation plans.