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Singapore CEOs paranoid about losing their top talents: survey
Higher pay is surprisingly not the key.
Singapore CEOs paranoid about losing their top talents: survey
Higher pay is surprisingly not the key.
Singapore’s GDP shrinks 0.8% in 2Q
Growth continues to slow.
Find out why Singapore’s restaurateurs are downbeat on business prospects for 2H14
Expect a decrease in operating receipts and hiring prospects.
Roxy-Pacific’s profits climb 17% in Q2
It's pegged at $22.7m.
OUE HT receives blows from weaker tourist arrivals
Mandarin Orchard’s accelerated renovation didn’t help, either.
ACRA rolls out stricter registration requirements for public accountants
2,500 hours of experience are now required.
Higher impaired loans hits UOB’s revenue momentum in Q2
Its loan-to-deposit ratio is now at 100%.
Short-term woes: Wilmar’s soy business hit by import glut and bird flu
Feedstock costs to decline in the next months.
On an upswing: OSIM reaps 12% profit increase
Luxury tea is becoming more popular.
What drives online marketing, hype or culture?
Instead of burying their heads in books or articles on effective marketing techniques, advertising executives may want to sit back, relax and surf the web once in a while. What does viewing the new viral video on Youtube or trending topics on Facebook and Twitter have to do with business and marketing? Well, it may provide clues on how to best approach consumers online. “The Internet lets organizations know more about their customers and other stakeholders than they ever have before,” Dr. Mike Molesworth of the Southampton Management School says.
SGX loses $21 million to securities
It has been a slow year.
The shops are shrinking: Retailers forced to move to smaller shops as rents rise in Q2
Rents inched up 0.6% in Q2.
Record breaker: DBS posts stellar $2b profits in Q2
It climbed 9% from last year.
Chart of the Day: Find out the region where property prices dipped most in 2014
Buying activity will be centered in the outskirts.
Daily Markets Briefing: STI up 0.6%
But expect a significant retreat this morning.
Daily Briefing: New toll rates at Johor CIQ start today; Singapore risks business cred with foreign labour restrictions
And Dakota Crescent to make way for redevelopment.
Local manufacturers less optimistic on business prospects for 2H14: EDB survey
Only 6% of manufacturers expect a favourable business situation.
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