Singapore Sept factory activity expands, new orders grow - survey AsiaOne
SINGAPORE - Singapore's manufacturing activity expanded in September, bouncing back from the previous month's contraction, helped by a rise in new orders and new export orders, a survey showed on Wednesday. The Singapore Institute of Purchasing ...
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SINGAPORE - Singapore's manufacturing activity expanded in September, bouncing back from the previous month's contraction, helped by a rise in new orders and new export orders, a survey showed on Wednesday. The Singapore Institute of Purchasing ...
September manufacturing recovers on external demand
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IHG roars into the lion city Travel Weekly
Singapore will soon have three new InterContinental Group (IHG) properties, a new five-star InterContinental Singapore Robertson Quay, the first Hotel Indigo for the city and the largest Holiday Inn Express in Singapore. A management agreement was inked ...
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Singapore will soon have three new InterContinental Group (IHG) properties, a new five-star InterContinental Singapore Robertson Quay, the first Hotel Indigo for the city and the largest Holiday Inn Express in Singapore. A management agreement was inked ...
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InterContinental Hotels Group to manage Keong Hong joint venture's hotel
Falling home prices set to continue AsiaOne
Property markets have continued to slide, with Housing Board resale prices still falling more than those of private property, official flash estimates showed yesterday. HDB prices fell 1.6 per cent in the third quarter, faster than the previous fall of 1.4 per cent.
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Property markets have continued to slide, with Housing Board resale prices still falling more than those of private property, official flash estimates showed yesterday. HDB prices fell 1.6 per cent in the third quarter, faster than the previous fall of 1.4 per cent.
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Property prices declined in Q3, according to HDB and URA flash estimates
Resale flat prices fall by 1.6% in third quarter
China slowdown adds to jitters AsiaOne
Protesters swarming a main street in the Mongkok shopping district in Hong Kong yesterday. Investors are keeping a nervous eye on the political situation in the city, which yesterday faced its sixth day of pro-democracy protests. Print. Melissa Lin. My Paper.
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Protesters swarming a main street in the Mongkok shopping district in Hong Kong yesterday. Investors are keeping a nervous eye on the political situation in the city, which yesterday faced its sixth day of pro-democracy protests. Print. Melissa Lin. My Paper.
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More set to benefit from ST School Pocket Money Fund AsiaOne
Needy students will soon find it easier to benefit from The Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund (SPMF), and more could become eligible for help too, with tweaks announced yesterday. This comes as the fund - which provides pocket money to children ...
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Needy students will soon find it easier to benefit from The Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund (SPMF), and more could become eligible for help too, with tweaks announced yesterday. This comes as the fund - which provides pocket money to children ...
Needy students to get close to $8 million this year under ST School Pocket ...
Myanmar Approval for ANZ Shows Institutional Banking Hunt Businessweek
The Sule pagoda, left, and residential properties stand at dusk in Yangon, Myanmar. The lenders are among foreign companies seeking to gain a foothold in Myanmar as the nation reconnects with the global economy following 50 years of military rule.
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The Sule pagoda, left, and residential properties stand at dusk in Yangon, Myanmar. The lenders are among foreign companies seeking to gain a foothold in Myanmar as the nation reconnects with the global economy following 50 years of military rule.
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'Bridge Income Gap To Curb Graft' malaysiandigest.com
Pic: NSTKUALA LUMPUR: SULTAN of Perak Sultan Nazrin Muizzuddin Shah yesterday called for measures to address widening income gaps and the uneven distribution of wealth to stem the spread of a culture based on petty corruption. The sultan said ...
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Pic: NSTKUALA LUMPUR: SULTAN of Perak Sultan Nazrin Muizzuddin Shah yesterday called for measures to address widening income gaps and the uneven distribution of wealth to stem the spread of a culture based on petty corruption. The sultan said ...
Income disparity causes graft: Sultan of Perak
New rules to curb advertising of unhealthy food to kids The Star Online
A NEW set of guidelines will restrict food and beverage companies from advertising unhealthy food to kids aged 12 and below. They have been drawn up by the Health Ministry, Health Promotion Board, Advertising Standards Authority of Singapore (ASAS) ...
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A NEW set of guidelines will restrict food and beverage companies from advertising unhealthy food to kids aged 12 and below. They have been drawn up by the Health Ministry, Health Promotion Board, Advertising Standards Authority of Singapore (ASAS) ...
New ad rules to help kids eat healthier
Singapore restricts unhealthy food ads targeting children
Singapore restricts ads for unhealthy food targeting children
Man rescued after hurling himself onto tracks at Taiwan MRT station AsiaOne
TAIPEI - A local man yesterday jumped onto the railway tracks in Taipei Metro Jiantan Station, causing delays for up to 8,500 commuters. According to the Taipei Rapid Transit Corporation, a man jumped onto the tracks of MRT Jiantan Station at 2:34 p.m. ...
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TAIPEI - A local man yesterday jumped onto the railway tracks in Taipei Metro Jiantan Station, causing delays for up to 8,500 commuters. According to the Taipei Rapid Transit Corporation, a man jumped onto the tracks of MRT Jiantan Station at 2:34 p.m. ...
Man rescued after hurling himself onto tracks at MRT Jiantan Station
Online banking systems more secure: Expert AsiaOne
PETALING JAYA - Online banking systems are more secure than automated teller machines and they are almost impossible to hack, an expert said. Commenting on fears that Internet banking was also at risk after the recent cases of ATM hacks, Macro Kiosk ...
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PETALING JAYA - Online banking systems are more secure than automated teller machines and they are almost impossible to hack, an expert said. Commenting on fears that Internet banking was also at risk after the recent cases of ATM hacks, Macro Kiosk ...
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