Singapore
Daily Briefing: Ex-parliament member's trial begins; Mobile kitchen rolls out
Plus French MMA fighter out to crush Singapore-based foe.
Amara Holdings net profit climbed an impressive 118.1% to S$18.1m
That's excluding FV gain on investment properties.
Midas Holdings net profit down a staggering 85.1% to RMB 27.8 million
PRC rail sector slowdown proved decimating.
Yanlord Lard still bullish enough on PRC to keep all-in bet
High-growth city projects remain as core focus.
Services sector business receipts rose by 4% in Q4 2012
Only one sub-sector deteriorated from last quarter.
The Government has finally made it simple for SMEs: Deloitte
Cash bonus capped at S$15,000 is laudable.
Super Group's net profit jumped 29% to to S$82.6m
But here's why it's not resting on its laurels just yet.
Seriously, white-collar workers' wages have surged 20% since 2007
Versus 18% rise in Hong Kong.
Guess what the irony of Singapore's manufacturing sector is
Industrial output would've risen 3.3%.
Government closes bid for Punggol Point site
This top bidder's offer is at a whopping $11.369m.
Why KPMG thinks tax tweaking must be done in a 'calibrated way'
And why labour-intensive industries must not be ignored.
Singapore Budget is 'Robin Hood Tax': PwC
Is taxing the rich a smart move?
Ernst & Young tags Singapore Budget 2013 as 'Darwinian' for firms
And key beneficiaries are SMEs and low-middle income earners.
Far Eastern Orchard's revenue crashed 52% to SGD140m
Its Flordian project disappoints.
Sembcorp Industries' earnings drop 7% to S$753m
Impairment losses hit $17m.
How Budget 2013 will make Singapore an international financial and maritime centre
Singapore’s Budget 2013 was announced on 25 February 2013. The key message for businesses is the emphasis on ‘quality growth’. Underpinning this key message is that Singapore will continue its course of encouraging and attracting foreign investments. This is important, as Singapore’s key business sectors are dominated by MNCs and global companies which are highly mobile and operate internationally, and are increasingly developing local talent. This is essential to the continuation of Singapore’s successful strategy as a competitive hub bridging Asia with America, Europe and the West.
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