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Published Tue, Nov 28, 2023 · 06:30 PM

An artist’s impression of a possible view from ‘Long Island’ towards East Coast Park. The project will stretch from Marina East to Tanah Merah. PHOTO: URA

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Land reclamation plan to create 800 ha ‘Long Island’ along Singapore’s east coast

SINGAPORE will embark on a land reclamation project to create a “Long Island” on the eastern coast of Singapore, Minister for National Development Desmond Lee announced on Tuesday (Nov 28).

Temasek Trust to acquire MoneyOwl in surprise announcement

TEMASEK Trust will acquire financial advisory firm MoneyOwl, giving it a second lease of life barely three months since it announced that it would wind down the business.

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CONDOMINIUM resale transactions were back on the growth track in October after the previous month’s volume decline.

Demand for latest Singapore Savings Bond hits year-to-date high; 10-year average return at 3.4%

DEMAND for the latest tranche of Singapore Savings Bonds (SSBs) has hit a year-to-date high, allotment results released on Tuesday (Nov 28) indicated.

Singapore stocks extend decline amid mixed regional trading; STI down 0.7%

SINGAPORE shares fell on Tuesday (Nov 28) amid mixed trading in the region.

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