Singapore
Chart of the Day: Check out who makes up the bulk of foreign residential property sales
Chinese buyers accounted for 29.4% of all foreign purchases.
Chart of the Day: Check out who makes up the bulk of foreign residential property sales
Chinese buyers accounted for 29.4% of all foreign purchases.
Daily Briefing: HDB flat owners to enjoy lower taxes next year; Singapore firms seek cyber insurance
And here's how credit card rewards in Singapore compare to United States.
Why are analysts raising a red flag over Genting Singapore?
Failure to pass Japan's casino bill would send stock prices plummeting.
ST Engineering sets up management services entity
Its paid-up capital is $500,000.
QAF's Q3 net profit surges 84% to $19.4m
Thanks to healthy contributions from the group's segments.
Jones Day Singapore welcomes capital markets partner Jeffrey Maddox
The global law firm Jones Day has announced that Jeffrey Maddox has joined the Firm's Capital Markets Practice as a partner in its Singapore Office.
More government aid needed for troubled oil-linked firms: analyst
The maximum loan quantum only represents 4% of small-mid-cap firms' debts.
Online hiring for bankers slip 9% in October
Overall online hiring during the month remained flat.
Goodland nosedives into a $3.9m net loss in FY2016
Due to the decrease in operating income.
Interest rates uncertainties to drag Singapore banks' profits: MAS
The banking system's nonperforming-loan ratio has risen 2.1% in September.
Acromec swings into a $0.58m loss in FY2016
Blame the one-off IPO expenses.
URA unveils two residential sites for sale
The sites can yield about 525 residential units.
O&G prices reverse losses in November
It bounced back to US$40-50 per barrel, but sector outlook remains dim.
Standard Chartered to slash investment banking staff in Singapore
It's part of the bank's 15,000 job-cut program in Asia.
Busted: Singapore charges 3 people linked to SGX fraud
One is a bankrupt Malaysian businessman.
DBS could gain the most from Fed rate hike: analysts
Its net profit could rise by 1.7% for every 10bps increase in SIBOR.
Semiconductors power up Singapore's manufacturing output in October
Its production spiked 41.7% in October.
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