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DBS outdoes itself by breaking records including growth in net interest income to S$4.46 billion and 17 percent rise in profit before allowances.

CB Richard Ellis study showed prime office rents in Singapore fell despite increased activity of tenants.

To provide additional space and comfort for its passengers, Singapore Airlines is set to launch new cabin products on some of its Boeing 777-200 aircraft starting late February.

Singapore joined other Asian countries in witnessing property investment upsurge in the second half of 2009.

Singapore's largest bank continues to grow its branch footprint in China with the inauguration of DBS Bank Tower located in Lujiazui.

Airline offers 120,000 seats at zero cents after it reached its twelve millionth passenger.

The patriarch of Far East Organization, estimated to be worth $8 billion, passed away on Tuesday, a spokesperson said.

Keppel Land’s unit Alpha Investment Partners is in exclusive negotiations with Morgan Stanley Real Estate Asia to acquire the Jinlin Tiandi complex in downtown Shanghai.

Inauguration of twice-daily flights on Feb. 1 was slated to welcome the Year of the Tiger.

Singapore should keep the number of foreign workers at current levels, as recommended by the government's economic strategies committee.

Profits may be up for SingPost by a whopping 20.6 percent, but its deputy group CEO admits the company’s outlook is nowhere as pretty.

Ernst & Young Globalization Index 2009 also finds globalisation slowing.

Changi Airport has signed a 3 year agreement with the airline that will make it Jetstar’s largest air hub for its flights.

Under new proposals, MAS may have more power to investigate company figures, take regulatory action and demand compulsory advising before the sale of products.

2010 is looking sick for the biomedical sector, with firms declaring hiring freezes and government figures now revealing a 13.3 percent drop in biomedical output.

While a few have succeeded in restructuring their finances, a number of Singapore-listed firms in China remain burdened with debt and even fraud.