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Which Singaporeans earned more in 2011?
Apprarently everyone took home more money from work but guess which bracket saw the highest jump.
Which Singaporeans earned more in 2011?
Apprarently everyone took home more money from work but guess which bracket saw the highest jump.
What will Singaporeans splurge on this Valentine's?
Chocolates, flowers and restaurant reservations rank as the most popular expenses.
IMF describes uncertainty for Singapore as extraordinary
It said growth is expected to slow significantly in 2012, driven down by softening external demand and global financial volatility.
The hidden cost of economic restructuring revealed
Levy hikes for foreign labour may sound beneficial to local job hunters but do you know the costs passed on to consumers?
Will Singapore escape mass unemployment?
Dismal growth is hurting the economy but the jobs situation offers glimmers of hope, says RBS.
Scared Singapore suppliers considering more insurance
The plummeting credit worthiness of European and US partners has forced firms to prepare for the worst.
CapitaCommercial Trust clears issue on Twenty Anson deal
It corrects a Business Times article, saying there is no certainty of the $400m deal materializing.
Starhub's eroding mobile share a concern: DBS
Its rival SingTel is stealing subscribers and crimping a major source of operating revenues.
Shrug off Singapore's weak PMI: HSBC
The country's manufacturing industry continues to contract but is it an outlier in Asia?
Are convenient tax policies driving Singapore competitiveness?
A resounding yes as less tax processing requirements helped push the nation to the top of a World Bank competitiveness ranking.
Singapore roads safest in half-a-decade
Fatal and injury accident rate in 2011 dropped to 83.31 per 10,000 vehicle population.
Finance professionals bearish on job bonuses
53% of respondents expect smaller or no extra compensation for their work in 2011.
Which Singapore region faces wilting property values?
Private home owners in the Core Central region should brace for a 5 to 8% decline in residential prices.
Housing alert: Rate of price increase continues to moderate
For 2011, prices of private residential properties increased by 5.9%, significantly lower than the 17.6% increase in 2010.
Start of a Singapore rebound or a false alarm?
A so-called marginal macro momentum is sweeping across Singapore and four other countries, says RBS.
Painful inflation to remain high at 5.6%
Blame it on the housing and transport cost components which spark the rising inflation.
Analyst warns Ascott Residence Trust to brace for flat growth in Singapore
So if not Singapore, which countries will likely exhibit continued growth?
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