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But two sectors bucked the single-digit trend; which were they?

Drop to 5% production growth expected in 2012, says Phillip Capital in a new report.

The company’s share price fell 25% in 3Q11, but DMG believes somebody can steer Noble to the right direction.

It said DBS, OCBC, and UOB should be able to keep their credit profiles intact, even with the probability of a fresh global downturn.

Qantas is working on a possible tie-up with Malaysian Airlines and AirAsia to capture the Asia market.

It will set up a 6,000 hectare greenfield, fully integrated, mechanised and irrigated paddy farming and rice milling facility in one of Nigeria’s main rice growing belts.

They will import and process palm, coconut and palm kernel oils to serve the California and neighboring West Coast markets.

System loans had the highest MoM drop since December 2008 - but by how much did it fall?

And guess what was the highest paying sector this year?

Customers will be able to earn and redeem frequent-flyer miles on SIA and Virgin Australia flights by the end of the year.

UBS warns GDP growth will be negative in the first quarter of next year.

No more fees for country clubs plus housing and car allowance for you - too bad.

Managers say the board is accountable to investors - but do the investors say the same?

For six years it will be taking care of the maintenance, repair, and overhaul needs of SIA’s additional fifteen A330-300 aircraft.

The only downside is that it will have to offer SingTel subscribers the same price that it will charge its own subscribers.

Analyst says recruitment ads, which typically account for about 40% of classified ad revenues, are showing steep declines.