Singapore
Over 1.4m new flats expected to flood the market by 2018, says MND
Housing stock will grow by about 11%.
Over 1.4m new flats expected to flood the market by 2018, says MND
Housing stock will grow by about 11%.
Here’s what analysts have to say about NOL’s $1.6b APL logistics sale
Expect NOL’s stock to rally this week.
Noble slams reports of potential capital raising
It doesn’t need to raise any capital.
Chart of the Day: Discover what Singaporean consumers are willing to pay more for
If it means saving them time.
Daily Markets Briefing: Expect muted trading ahead of Budget 2015
The STI could eke out small gains.
Check out these five fearless forecasts for Budget 2015
Expect cash handouts and restructuring policy tweaks.
Daily Briefing: Singaporeans react to Lee Kuan Yew’s hospitalisation; CEA to recognise outstanding property agencies
And commuter ‘dazed’ by helpful MRT staff.
Andy Chee Tet Choy resigns as Sino Construction chairman
He stepped doen due to other personal commitments.
Nico Steel Holdings appoints Allan Tan Poh Chye as director
He will also be chairman of Remuneration Committee and a member of Nominating Committee and Audit Committee.
CEFC International names Lu Dachuan as CEO and executive director
He was manager of the Budget Analysis Department and the Treasury Department of PetroChina International.
IREIT Global Group appoints Ho Toon Bah as director
He is currently executive director of Soilbuild Construction Group.
Dato' Thambynathan Jasudasen joins ZICO Holdings names as director
He is a Singapore diplomat who retired from full-time diplomacy in September 2014 after 37 years of government service.
Mid-segment share of EC launches soared to 19% in January from 3% in December
There were no luxury segment launches last month.
Fiscal largesse to help Singapore's "sandwiched" class cope with rising costs of living
Expect CPF, S&C rebates, and more top-ups.
Here's why it's time to refocus your marketing in Singapore
For the last twenty years the youth market has been the chosen target for many companies pursuing growth strategies. There were good reasons for this; younger consumers had increasing disposable incomes and they spent their money on products that could command a premium.
Singaporean shoppers snapped up more house-brands in 2014
Cheapness is the main draw.
Daily Briefing: Beware financial losses this Chinese New Year; These 10 cafes are open during the holidays
And did you know the Yan Dao cop almost never existed?