Singapore

1 out of 3 admits to slacking off in office

And they're blaming their companies for not keeping them motivated.

1 out of 3 admits to slacking off in office

And they're blaming their companies for not keeping them motivated.

Someone wants to buy OCBC Bank and GEH's shares in F&N and APB

There is an offer to purchase, but shareholders are advised there is no certainty that any transaction will be entered into.

I quit: A third of Singaporeans to resign in two years

And in 2017, companies might be flooded with resignation letters.

Singapore Airlines load factor up for 5th month

SIA’s PLF rose encouragingly to 83.0% from 78.8% in Jun 2011.

LTA fines SMRT S$2M for service disruptions

How much could this hurt SMRT's books?

Charity gala dinner launches Hotel Fort Canning

The 86-room heritage boutique hotel will officially open on 27 July.

Pacnet appoints Carl J. Grivner as CEO

Mr. Grivner will take over effective 23 July.

M1 net profit tumbled by 17.8% YoY

With a squeezed pocket, does M1 still have sufficient fund to cover higher roll-out cost for a nationwide 4G smartphones?

King & Spalding appoints new managing partners for Atlanta and Singapore

Alan Prince will serve at the Atlanta office and John Savage will take over at Singapore.

Marriott Hotel goes down memory lane

2 winners of the hotel experience campaign may win a 3-day 2-night’s stay and a SG $300voucher.

Private homes launched in June fell dramatically by 46% MoM

Consequently, inventory of launched and unsold units dip by 1% as take-up rate rose to 104%.

Singapore dollar edges higher against the greenback

The US dollar currently trades at $1.2629, down from above the $1.27 level last week.

STI rally running out of steam?

Plus renewed weakness on Wall Street is likely to dampen local sentiment, says OCBC Investment Research.

Chart of the Day: New homes launched reach five-month record

The 14,272 figure surpassed the total launched for the full year prior to 2010.

Financial literacy institute to offer free workshops

The newly launched MoneySENSE-SP Institute for Financial Literacy will educate Singaporeans on cash management and investment planning.