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Singaporean shoppers are embracing mobile shopping: survey
5 in 10 say they regularly shop via mobile devices.
Singaporean shoppers are embracing mobile shopping: survey
5 in 10 say they regularly shop via mobile devices.
Singapore workers’ optimism unfazed by economic slowdown
Almost 7 in 10 think they can find a new job in 6 months.
Triyards’ profit surges 30% YoY to US$6.2m
Projects have moved into advanced construction stages.
Annica Holdings to shell out $1.48m for GPE Power Systems stake
It’s looking to bolster its biomass power generation business.
Noble Group's Enron moment: Zero Hedge
It will be unable to pay off its debts.
Keppel hands over $120.5m waste-to-energy plant to Poland client
The plant can process 120,000 tonnes waste per year.
Singapore Exchange reviewing mandatory quarterly reporting rule
The rule might be tweaked or scrapped.
Inaugural Singapore Contemporary art show to be launched at Suntec
Singapore’s newest and most interesting art fair, Singapore Contemporary, opens with an exclusive VIP program and Vernissage on Thursday January 21st, followed by three days open to the public on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, January 22nd, 23rd and 24th. The inaugural edition of the show, with the theme “A World of Art,” presents more than 3,000 works of art from 65 exhibitors and installation art by 14 artists. Exhibiting galleries are from Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, Hong Kong, Taiwan, China, South Korea, Japan, Australia, the United Kingdom, France, Italy and Russia.
AsiaPhos renews mining license in China
It will commence operations in Sichuan.
Otto Marine eyes development of fabrication & marine facility
It has entered an MOU with a renowned port operator.
Commodity prices will make or break Singapore’s economy in 2016: HSBC
An oil price rebound could propel inflation.
Should investors be worried over SingPost’s corporate governance woes?
It might be an honest mistake, analysts say.
Abterra appoints compliance adviser amid SGX reprimand
It was reproached due to listing breaches.
Banks face more defaults as oil and gas malaise spreads
DBS and OCBC are most exposed.
Olam poised to double wheat milling capacity as it acquires US$275m Nigeria assets
It’s set to be a leading pasta player in Nigeria.
EMAS sinks into the red with Q1 US$3.23m loss
The shaky oil price scene made operating conditions tough.
Albedo raises $3m via private share placement
To fund its China expansion dreams.
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