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PM Lee: S'pore must stay open and connected
SINGAPORE must resist anti-globalisation sentiments, and instead stay open and connected to the world, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in his New Year Message on Tuesday, as he promised support for various groups in the upcoming Budget 2020.
Singapore bank lending up 0.5% in Nov from Oct on business loans
LOANS through the domestic banking unit - which capture lending in all currencies, but reflect mainly Singapore-dollar lending - stood at S$692.73 billion in November, compared with S$689.42 billion a month ago.
Mermaid's associate bags contract extensions worth US$199m
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MERMAID Maritime's associate, Asia Offshore Drilling (AOD), has secured contract extensions for two of its jack-up drilling rigs to serve a client in the Middle East, the oil and gas play announced on Tuesday.
CapitaLand raises stake in LFIE with China residential development project
CAPITALAND on Tuesday announced that it has acquired an additional 34.94 per cent stake consisting of 76.1 million shares in LFIE Holding from another shareholder of LFIE which is unrelated to CapitaLand for 684.1 million yuan (S$132.8 million).
AEI proposes sale of Penjuru Lane property for S$19m
THE group said the proposed sale is in line with its overall plans to transition into new businesses to enhance income streams.
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Singapore shares little moved to close out 2019 trading
THE Straits Times Index (STI) closed little moved at the end of Tuesday's half session at 3,222.83, up just 0.39 point.
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