2015年10月1日 星期四

2015-10-02 Singapore Business


AsiaOne
   
Names of 10 new MRT stations up for voting   
AsiaOne
Former Transport Minister Lui Tuck Yew announcing the alignment and nine station locations of Singapore's sixth rail line, the Thomson-East Coast Line (TEL) on August 15, 2014. The Straits Times. Printer-friendly version. Kok Xing Hui | The Straits ...
Vote for your favourite MRT station names   The New Paper

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The Straits Times
   
GIC in joint venture to invest in five US malls   
The Straits Times
Singapore's sovereign wealth fund GIC has entered into a joint venture with Macerich Company to take a 40 per cent interest in five shopping malls in the United States. GIC will own stakes in Arrowhead Towne Centre in Glendale, Arizona; Lakewood Centre ...

GIC, Macerich to invest in five retail properties   TODAYonline
GIC forms JV with Macerich Company to invest in five US retail assets   DEALSTREETASIA
GIC to take stakes in 5 American shopping malls   Channel News Asia
THE BUSINESS TIMES   
EPR Retail News (press release)   
Nasdaq   
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Japan Industrial Production Slides In August   
RTT News
Industrial output in Japan was down a seasonally adjusted 0.5 percent on month in August, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry said in Wednesday's preliminary reading. That was well shy of forecasts for an increase of 1.0 percent following the 0 ...

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Channel News Asia
   
Singapore firms 'managing currency risk' well in face of weaker dollar   
Channel News Asia
TODAY reports: Local firms have put in place strategies to manage currency fluctuations, such as foreign exchange hedging and diversifying their exposures to different markets, to mitigate the impact of a weaker Singapore dollar. By Lee Yen Nee, TODAY ...

S'pore firms 'managing currency risk' well in face of weaker dollar   TODAYonline
Singapore Dollar weakens further   FX News Call

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AsiaOne
   
Public and private home prices slide again in Q3   
AsiaOne
Prices of private homes and Housing Board resale flats weakened further in the last quarter, although the two markets may be headed for different sorts of landing. Private home prices were down an estimated 1.3 per cent, according to flash estimates ...
Downtrend in private home prices picks up momentum   THE BUSINESS TIMES

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THE BUSINESS TIMES
   
Singtel's Thai dispute sent for arbitration   
THE BUSINESS TIMES
The Thai associate of Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel), Advanced Info Service Public Company Ltd (AIS), is taking to arbitration a 70 billion baht (S$2.74 billion) claim against it by Thai state-owned telco TOT Public Company Ltd. PHOTO: ...

Markets highlights   The Straits Times

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Channel News Asia
   
Banks looking to attract millennials into premium services   
Channel News Asia
Wealth managers are looking to attract young professionals earning more than S$6,000 a month, hoping that as their careers develop, they will eventually upgrade to more premium banking services. By Linette Lim, MediaCorp News; POSTED: 02 Oct 2015 ...


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URA puts up private housing site near NEX for public tender   
TODAYonline
SINGAPORE — A land parcel for private residential development near the NEX shopping mall in Serangoon has been launched for sale from the Reserve List of the Government Land Sales (GLS) programme for the second half of this year, the Urban ...


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Channel News Asia
   
MAS seeks feedback on margin requirements for certain OTC derivatives   
Channel News Asia
The Monetary Authority of Singapore's move to impose these requirements is aimed at reducing risks that might arise if a trading firm gets into trouble. POSTED: 01 Oct 2015 16:03; UPDATED: 01 Oct 2015 16:07. PHOTOS. MAS Building. (File Photo: Calvin Oh).
MAS proposes margin requirements for 'uncleared' OTC derivatives   THE BUSINESS TIMES

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AsiaOne
   
Malaysia to have larger budget with prudent measures in 2016   
AsiaOne
KUALA LUMPUR - The Government is set to unveil a larger budget for 2016, with an increase in development expenditure and reduction in operational expenditure. Second Finance Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Husni Hanadzlah said the increase was aimed at ...

KL set to unveil bigger budget to spur economy   The Straits Times
Govt To Annnounce Slightly Higher Budget For 2016   malaysiandigest.com
Husni mum on Indonesia's concerns   The Sun Daily

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