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Chart of the day: Energy stocks are the most traded in first two months of 2022
An average of $1.41b in average daily turnover was recorded in the same period.
84% of employers consider salary hikes in 2022: Hays
However, data showed people are expecting higher than what employers can give.
Market update: STI down 0.88%
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding was seen with the most growth.
MOM defers medical exams for migrant domestic workers
Employers who received notices have until 30 April to have their workers seen.
Japfa net profit declined by 34.6% in 2021
The total net profit recorded was $161.2m.
Haig Road Flats up for sale at $48m indicative price
An indicative price of $48m was set, translating to a land rate of $1,252 per square foot.
Sustainability for success? 3 in 5 SMEs agree
SMEs said having sustainable practices can improve their reputation amongst others.
Colliers facilitates sale of Baode Building for $27m
The sale happened after a relaunch of tender on 14 December 2021.
SG still the most liveable location for ex-pats: ECA
Amid lower scores, Singapore remained the top choice for East Asian ex-pats.
4 factors mitigating inflation’s impact on REITs
Two of these factors are related to utility costs.
Chart of the Day: Top 10 specialisations with most salary growth in 2021
Almost 50% of SG jobs show pay growth, JobStreet reported.
Market update: STI up 1.12%
Sembcorp Industrial was seen with the most growth.
Jardine C&C's 2021 profit attributable to shareholders 83% higher
However, it remains 9% lower than pre-pandemic levels.
Development charge rates for commercial industry, residential raised
Real estate experts say these hikes were within expectation.
ComfortDelGro doubles net profit to $130.1m in 2021
The group attributed the 114% growth to their services bouncing back.
Bank, trade sanctions to counter peaceful settlement in Ukraine: Russia
The Russian Embassy posted its reaction to Singapore's sanctions on Facebook.
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