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Taiwan biggest loser in Asian equities trading
Asian equities had a mixed session morning of 10 July 2012 with no strong direction coming from overnight developments, says RBS.
Taiwan biggest loser in Asian equities trading
Asian equities had a mixed session morning of 10 July 2012 with no strong direction coming from overnight developments, says RBS.
Shipping sector still in rough seas, says CIMB
The outlook remains challenging due to overcapacity and slower global growth.
Keppel acquisition seen as precursor of potential IPO
CIMB thinks Keppel could also tap into KrisEnergy’s development field to supply offshore equipment.
CapitaLand asset swaps not a game-changer, says analyst
Ascott Reit could have secured better accretion had it divested just the residential portion of Somerset Grand Cairnhill to third-parties, says CIMB.
9 out of 10 unhappy Singaporean consumers spread the word
Bad service experiences may spread like wildfire as 86% of consumers rely on hearsays.
Singaporeans dig 'open business talks' for loyalty
1 out of 4 Singapore consumers deem open and honest communication as most important factor to remain loyal.
Singapore diplomats were 'impartial observers' to Malaysia’s Bersih 3 rally
How bad did it get for Singapore-Malaysia ties when rumors of their active participation sparked?
USD-SGD slips back below 1.2700 interim support
OCBC says USD-Asia will continue to track on the back of cues from the EUR-USD.
Delivery of first of 800 new buses set on Sept
Around 250 buses are expected to be added over the next one year and about 14 new routes to be introduced.
Death Penalty no longer automatic for drug-related and murder cases
Offender's fate is now at the hands of the presiding judge.
STI set for weak open amidst uncertainty for global markets
The index had corrected heavily with a 1.7% loss after eight days of gains.
Royal Selangor opens minimalist photoframe collection
The 127-year old pewter brand is launching new designs this July.
Chart of the Day: Vacancy rate in Raffles Place/Marina Bay area up to 7.5% in Q2
Net demand for Grade A office space was lower than the absorption level in 2011 as a result of the difficult economic environment.
Singapore cracks down on immigration marriages
Government is planning to criminalize unions made for the purpose of obtaining entry visas and permanent residency qualifications.
Wilmar named largest Singapore corporation in Fortune's Global 500
The agribusiness giant ranked 223rd in size worldwide and is one of only two Singapore-based companies to make the 2012 list.
All eyes on declining Keppel Corp O&M margins
Its offshore & marine segment has fallen from its 26% margin highs in 2010 and will likely temper to as low as 10%.
Ying Li poised to win more urban renewal projects
The Singapore-listed developer has a sterling track record and will most likely benefit from the infrastructure policy easing afoot in China.
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