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Singapore remains third most expensive office location in Asia Pacific
Singapore remains third most expensive office location in Asia Pacific
Hong Kong beat Tokyo and Singapore to the top spot after surging 11.9 per cent QoQ in 1Q 2011.
Recent election marks PAP's narrowest margin of victory
The rise in popular dissatisfaction with the PAP may eventually alter the economic policy framework, said Moody's.
Singapore office rents to grow 15-20% in 2011
The office property market is expected to remain on a growth trajectory in the short to medium term.
Keppel bags US$393mn jackup rig orders from Gulf Drilling
The company attributes successful deal to its Near Market, Near Customer strategy that aims to develop keen understanding of its customers' businesses.
IE Singapore taps vocational education and healthcare opportunities in China
The body eyes capitalising on China’s growing demand for skilled manpower and quality healthcare services via business missions.
Average office rent chalked up further growth of 6.1% in 1Q 2011
This was underpinned by burgeoning business confidence and the continued flight to quality amongst occupiers.
Singapore most active cross-border purchasers in Q1 2011
Cross-border direct commercial real estate investment volumes reached US$37 billion in Q1 2011.
Technical Specialists most recruited group of employees
The Hay Group poll reported that the second most recruited group of employees is Junior Professionals followed by and Middle Management.
73% of organisations unprepared for inflation aftermath
Only 27% of the surveyed organisations have coordinated measures to diffuse the effects of inflation.
83% of SG employees ready to say "adios!" to bosses
Singapore ranked the lowest in terms of long-term loyalty while French employees ranked first with 57 per cent.
OCBC named world's strongest bank
Three Singapore banks made it to the top twenty list of Bloomberg's World's Strongest Banks.
SGX tightens spreads to boost traders cost efficiency
It wants to attract high-frequency traders in order to increase trading liquidity on its equities market, said Kim Eng Securities.
GIC annual return at par with global equities return of 10.2%
This is the annual return over the past 30 years since 1981, said GIC Chairman Lee Kuan Yew.
PM: Connectivity key to propelling SG economy forward
Singapore's economy will grow by staying plugged into the world, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.
Singapore to develop more sustainable built environments
Developing buildings with better energy efficiency is a necessity while meeting the demand of the growing population for more urban spaces.
SingTel headed for a slow year
Bharti's slower-than-expected growth erodes and Singaporeans' slow adoption of Android phones are not helping SingTel, said DBS Vickers.
Strong hiring expectations to boost office property market
Buoyant business sentiment and corporate hiring is underpinning a strong office leasing market, said Jones Lang LaSalle.
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