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Singapore’s Mice industry expected to see full recovery in 2-3 years: STB
SINGAPORE’S meetings, incentives, conventions and exhibitions (Mice) industry can expect to recover fully from the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic in the next 2 to 3 years, the Singapore Tourism Board said on Wednesday (Jun 1).
Euro-Asia Apartments up for en bloc sale at S$218m guide price
THE 84-unit Euro-Asia Apartments, a District 12 freehold residential development on Serangoon Road, has been put up for collective sale via public tender at a guide price of S$218 million.
Singtel partners Lendlease to jointly redevelop Comcentre HQ into S$3b office project
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SINGTEL has named Australia-listed real estate group Lendlease as its partner to jointly redevelop its Comcentre headquarters into an office redevelopment.
Review of compulsory acquisition requirements underway
THE Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority has reviewed several areas in the Companies Act in particular exclusions of the shares of persons and corporations which may influence or control the offeror, from the computation of the 90 per cent threshold which must be obtained before an offeror can exercise the right of compulsorily acquisition.
Certis launches recruitment drive to boost tech workforce amid growing digitalisation
CERTIS began a new recruitment drive on Wednesday (June 1), with the smart security and integrated services firm on the lookout for tech professionals, managers, executives and technicians (PMETs).
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Local shares end Wednesday in the black, STI up 0.4%
THE Singapore stock market capped Wednesday’s (Jun 1) trading session on a more upbeat note, as investors sought comfort in the ending of virus restrictions in Shanghai.
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