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UIC profits up 1% to $60.24m in Q1
It was saved by higher revenue from its information technology operations.
UIC profits up 1% to $60.24m in Q1
It was saved by higher revenue from its information technology operations.
Manulife US REIT Q1 NPI up 54% to US$19.65m
It cited higher income contribution from the Plaza and Exchange.
Tuas Bay Close industrial site sold for $29.85m
Soilbuild Group Holdings won against one other bidder.
Import prices up 1.4% in March
This was bolstered by oil prices, which climbed 13.3%.
Private home prices up 3.9% in Q1 as foreigners scramble for good deals
Malaysian and Chinese SPRs expressed willingness to shell out more to score good home buys.
DBS profits up 26% to $1.52b in Q1
Net interest margin rose 9 bps due to a strong Singapore dollar.
Singapore Business Review opens nominations for the second Made in Singapore Awards and Designed in Singapore Awards 2018
Nominations will close on 6 July 2018.
A new digital model for the rising millennial business traveller
Adoption of new robust digital travel expense and compliance models goes a long way, not only for the rising modern business traveller but also your business
Daily Briefing: Singapore PM is still worried over US-China trade tensions; Noble moves meeting date for restructuring
And here's the Singapore central bank's forecast on the economy amidst rising tensions.
Chart of the Day: New F&B firms are sprouting amidst weak industry
Employment and property occupancy in the two sectors has been declining since 2015.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI up 0.2%
Expect muted gains today.
Singapore IPOs hit by trade tensions
Bangladesh firm Summit Power International Ltd shelved its share sale that was targeting US$260m.
Unemployment rate dips to 2% in March
This translates to 64,800 unemployed residents.
Retail space prices dipped 0.1% in Q1
Pipeline supply for retail space rose 4.1% to 509,000 sqm.
Office space prices up 1.3% in Q1
Rents also grew by 2.6%.
$1.04b bid for Silat Avenue site is ‘underwhelming'
Its ‘untested’ location and distance from MRT stations could be a disadvantage to its large size, an analyst says.
DIY or die: Singapore's brick and mortars turn to experiential shopping to survive
Some stores on the lion city's high street allow for the personalisation of bags, jewellery and even ice cream.
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