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9 faces of Singaporean consumer credit behavior
How should we call somebody who's fond of buying expensive consumer goods but most likely to default in payment? - Find out your group.
9 faces of Singaporean consumer credit behavior
How should we call somebody who's fond of buying expensive consumer goods but most likely to default in payment? - Find out your group.
Leasing market 'lacklustre': Colliers International
The gross monthly rents for factories in the central area inched up a mere 1.3% to average S$1.52 per sq ft per month.
Government worries about spate of deaths among foreign domestic workers
The Ministry of Manpower aims to double the penalties for employers who fail to keep their foreign domestic workers safe.
Tiger Airways will dump overcapacity to SEAIR
The airlines is expected to deploy its unused aircraft deliveries from Singapore and Australia to its new JV partner.
Skyrocketing fees make Singapore cars pricier than US homes
At S$86,889 just for a permit, the total price of a 2012 Volkswagen Passat in Singapore is about the same as a home in the US suburbs, says a Bloomberg report.
Taking flight: SilkAir's route network now spans 41 destinations
Thanks to its newest thrice-weekly flights to Hanoi, Vietnam.
Strong tourist arrivals dispel worries of slow growth in EU
Malls in Singapore then enjoy better sales as 40% of Wisma Atria’s sales are derived from tourism receipts.
Konnichiwa! Scoot to launch flights to Tokyo
Daily flights to Tokyo via Taipei will be available soon - just you wait.
ComfortDelGro disposes its insurance business Down Under
Its subsidiary, Swan Taxi, sold its 70% interest in a taxi insurance business for approximately $50,000.
Singtel bundles more SMS but less data than rivals
Find out why the bundling won't 'resonate', according to CIMB.
9 out of 10 Singaporeans fail to accomplish daily to-do list
So why do they keep a list if they were to miss most of the items anyway?
Mobile instant messaging services hurt telcos
Ovum urges mobile operators to fight against the negative impact of MIMS to SMS revenues.
Penny-pinching: Keppel Land dodges from bidding
Keppel Land was a notable absentee at the bidding for the 2.2ha residential site beside its property The Luxurie.
Tiger acquires 40% stake in Philippines' SEAair
Management mulls on introducing new routes to the network.
Bumpy ride ahead for the land transportation sector
OCBC Investment Research says difficulties will remain as beneficial effects from fare revisions will not be felt this year.
'Singapore is not a tax haven': High Commission
The High Commission of the Republic of Singapore issued a statement pointing out inaccuracies in a Nanyang Siang Pau article.
Is the Singapore fare formula fair?
A newly formed Fare Review Committee will investigate and possibly propose the lowering of public transport fares.
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