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Singapore Exchange has reduced the minimum bid size for securities and expects to see a tightening of bid-ask spreads by as much as 80%.

The total development cost is expected to be approximately S$1.5 billion.

This as biomedical sciences contributes 10% of total manufacturing output and employs more than 13,000 people.

Non-landed private home prices are still up 14.1 % over April 2010, but central price rises were more muted at 5.6%.

"It is insulting!" said a number of Singaporeans over ZUJI's latest advertisement which says “In this dot, citizens drink recycled sewage water”.

The Jurong Gateway site located at Boon Lay Way was awarded at S$969 million.

Wheel washing robots and other labor saving devices are helping construction companies to reduce the number of foreign workers and remain profitable as worker levy starts to bite.

With owners now waiting 25 years to recover their property investment through rent, there is only one way this market is heading, argues DTZ.

And a walloping $8.4 billion worth of overseas projects is behind this significant success in the industry, says the government.

With adult content banned in Singapore, perhaps there isn't as much "in home" high speed demand as forecast.

Singaporeans again top the wanna-be job hoppers poll, remaining the most disloyal employees in Asia.

With this grand opening, RWS expects 16 million visitors for 2011.

And they’re said to be going at prices around 14% to 35% cheaper than similar resale flats in their areas.

Expected to open in 2012, the seven-storey Equarius Hotel will offer 172 guestrooms.

Singapore’s major companies including SIA and Singtel have paid special and unexpected dividends to shareholders following good Q12011 earnings.

Forecast for the commercial and industrial markets was based on the projected economic growth of 4-6%. According to DTZ’s Money into Property report, the Singapore office market is ranked among the top five in the HOT category in Asia Pacific.