Singapore consumer prices edge up 0.2% in March, below economist expectations
SINGAPORE'S inflation remained muted in March, as the cost of food and services rose more slowly compared with the...
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SGX says IPOs picking up, but brokers say structural issues remain
THE Singapore Exchange is optimistic about its listings pipeline, but many equity players insist the bourse remains...
Standard Life no longer CityDev substantial shareholder; sold S$4.7m of shares at S$12.90 each
SCOTLAND-based fund manager Standard Life Aberdeen is no longer a substantial shareholder of Singapore-listed property...
Stocks to watch: Noble, DeClout, Keppel Corp, China Jinjiang Environment
THE following companies saw new developments which may affect trading of their shares on Monday:
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Qoo10 takes e-commerce fight to next level with bulked-up war chest
CAUGHT in a raging battle between Chinese tech behemoths Tencent and Alibaba, Singapore-based Giosis, which operates...
Freehold commercial site at former New World Amusement Park launched for sale
A FREEHOLD commercial site at the former New World Amusement Park along Jalan Besar Road has been launched for sale via...
Noble rejects Goldilocks' nomination of 5 directors, cites use of nominee account
NOBLE Group has rejected substantial shareholder Goldilocks' attempt to nominate five non-executive directors at...
Temasek unit to open private equity door for retail investors
TEMASEK subsidiary Azalea Investment Management is working to open up access to private equity (PE) investments for...
Brokers' take: RHB maintains 'buy' on SGX; CIMB, OCBC upgrade to 'add'
BROKERS are upbeat about prospects for the Singapore Exchange (SGX) after the bourse operator posted strong third-...
BREAKING NEWS
Seoul: Stocks ease on foreign selloff; won edges down
[SEOUL] South Korea's KOSPI stock index weakened on Monday. The won slumped against the dollar while bond yields...
Asbestos found on St John's Island, more than half of the island sealed
DEBRIS containing a potentially toxic compound was recently found on St John's Island, leading the authorities to...
Remittance payments hit record in 2017: World Bank
[WASHINGTON] Payments from immigrants back to their home countries rebounded to reach a new record in 2017 but the...
Philips Q1 results beat estimates on strong China growth
[AMSTERDAM] Dutch health technology company Philips' first-quarter results beat expectations on Monday, as...
Australian shares end higher on financials, materials; NZ falls
[BENGALURU] Australian shares rallied on Monday, with financials accounting for most of the gains, while materials...
Tokyo: Stocks end lower
[TOKYO] Tokyo stocks ended lower on Monday with tech firms down following falls on Wall Street as investors digested...
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Seoul: Stocks ease on foreign selloff; won edges down
[SEOUL] South Korea's KOSPI stock index weakened on Monday. The won slumped against the dollar while bond yields...
Australian shares end higher on financials, materials; NZ falls
[BENGALURU] Australian shares rallied on Monday, with financials accounting for most of the gains, while materials...
Tokyo: Stocks end lower
[TOKYO] Tokyo stocks ended lower on Monday with tech firms down following falls on Wall Street as investors digested...
Singapore stocks: STI resumes Monday afternoon at 3,581.86, up 0.2%
SINGAPORE stocks resumed trading on Monday afternoon in positive territory, with the Straits Times Index advancing 8.48...
Australian shares rise led by financials; NZ slips
[BENGALURU] Australian shares firmed on Monday, led by a rally in banks, supplemented by materials stocks gaining...
Seoul: Stocks fall on foreign selling, North Korea-related shares rally
[SEOUL] South Korea's Kospi stock index weakened on Monday on foreign selling, even as reconciliatory mood with...
BT WEEKLY
Latest version of La Strada looks sharper, tastes better
A RECENT trip to Milan - and trips before that - have convinced us that just being in the motherland of pasta doesn...
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Alan Yau
Alan Yau is the man who made noodles trendy in the United Kingdom - if not the rest of the world - sending thousands to...
From Hawker To Haute Cuisine
CRISPY CHICKEN RENDANG SOUNDS like something a Singaporean chef might dream up, along with the likes of buah keluak ice...
Sip & Sup
Plum & Toro is a new Japanese-inspired cocktail bar that plays on plum wine and fatty tuna as the basis for its...
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Apr 21, 2018
Reborn and rebooted
It was deemed the less-promising half of one of Silicon Valley's biggest break-ups. But two years on, HP Inc - the PC and printer part of the former Hewlett Packard behemoth - has reinvented itself and is transforming into a services company, says its chief Dion Weisler.
Apr 14, 2018
Silicon stalwart
IT pioneer and erstwhile Veritas CEO Bill Coleman has had more than a ringside view of innovation history in America's cradle of tech creativity.
Apr 7, 2018
Future-proofing skills
David Cruickshank, global chairman of Big Four audit and professional services firm Deloitte, tells why his organisation is "one giant training ground", a microcosm of the millennials-driven future.
Mar 31, 2018
Building new skills
Tech industry leader Harriet Green joined IBM in 2015 to build a startup within a global organisation, and now drives the company's growth across the Asia- Pacific.
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