Singapore
Adaptable Singaporeans more comfortable with work changes than Brits, Japanese
See how other countries scored on this index.
Adaptable Singaporeans more comfortable with work changes than Brits, Japanese
See how other countries scored on this index.
IDA to slap OpenNet with a S$1m fine
That is if they fail to serve the customer within 3-10 days.
Liang Court launches Gourmet Journey
Japanese-inspired gourmet choices, performances and activities will be available 6 to 29 July.
Asian foreign direct outflows to hit US$400b by 2020
Find out four challenges Singapore and neighbors must face to reach this record.
Chinese gifting tradition at Regent Singapore
12 varieties of mooncakes are available at Summer Palace, Regent Singapore 27 August to 30 September.
Ausgroup names Tom Butler Vorster as Executive General Manager - Major Projects
He has 25 years experience in the construction industry, covering Mining and resources, Oil and gas, petrochemical, and Infrastructure.
1919 at Sophia Road sold out in just 5 days
Learn what makes it a super hot new launched private home.
Insights and Lessons from Leadership in Asia Part 2: Effective Leadership in Asia: Summaries and Implications
Following on from Part 1, what leaders do that make them successful is to respond to the country context so that their behaviors are consistent with the values and beliefs of the prevailing culture. Leaders also need to respond to their company culture which creates expectations and norms of how they should act to help their company deliver business goals.
NOL to fire 400 workers in desperate cost saving move
It may save the shipping liner half a billion dollars.
Tycoon Oei Hong Leong sells entire Intraco stake
Intraco has issued notice of cessation of substantial shareholding.
SMRT to face massive fines on service disruption
$1 million could be levied if the trains break down again..
Philippine CPI inches to 2.8% June yoy
Current CPI missed central bank target by a measly 0.2 points.
Homes alone: Unsold units to breach record high in 2012
Launched but unsold unit numbers surging as developers hold back releasing units from the first half of the year.
Posh home prices up 3 %
Luxury homes cost an average of S$2,300 per sq ft in 2Q12 but still well below pre-crisis peak level.
Bunker fuel prices finally down after about a year
Growth in 2Q12 is 11% lower QoQ but know why it's not a time yet for shipping industry to rejoice.
Singapore dollar virtually unchanged at $1.2658
A lacklustre session saw equities, commodities and foreign exchange do very little, says IG Markets Singapore.
CapitaLand puts up CapitaLand A One Pte Ltd
The new subsidiary’s principal activity will be investment holding.
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