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Covid-19 fully-vaccinated status in Singapore to expire if booster not taken within 270 days
SINGAPORE will require its population to take a booster shot within 270 days after the last dose of their primary Covid-19 vaccination series, in order to still be considered as fully vaccinated beyond this period.
More project details, simpler payment schedule for homebuyers among URA's proposed changes
THE Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) is seeking public feedback on key proposed amendments to the Housing Developers Rules (HDR) in Singapore.
Singapore's retail sales up 1.9% in November, slowing from October's phone-boosted pace
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SINGAPORE'S retail sales rose 1.9 per cent year on year in November, slowing from the previous month's 7.5 per cent rise, according to a Department of Statistics (Singstat) release on Wednesday (Jan 5).
SINGAPORE'S professional services sector should keep an eye on the "Great Resignation" trend in other economies, Second Minister for Finance Indranee Rajah told the industry on Wednesday (Jan 5).
Cromwell E-Reit to acquire 3 logistic properties in UK and Netherlands for 57.8m euros
CROMWELL European Real Estate Investment Trust (Cromwell E-Reit) has entered into 3 separate sale and purchase agreements to acquire logistic properties in the UK and the Netherlands, for an aggregate purchase price of 57.8 million euros (S$88.4 million), its manager said on Wednesday (Jan 5).
Fintech Revolut obtains MAS approval to offer commodities trading to users
FINTECH startup Revolut has obtained approval from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) to offer commodities trading to its customers.
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STI falls 0.56% on inflation and interest rate concerns
AN OVERNIGHT Nasdaq rout fuelled by inflation and interest rate concerns pushed markets in Asia largely into the red at the closing bell on Wednesday (Jan 5).
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