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The troubled Singapore Flyer is within touching distance of a new owner after months of operating under receivership. -- PHOTO: ST FILE

Local firm 'very close' to buying troubled Singapore Flyer

Singapore's non-oil domestic exports (Nodx) eased 4.6 per cent last month over the previous year, largely owing to a slide in electronic shipments which outweighed a rise in non-electric shipments. -- PHOTO: ST FILE

Singapore's non-oil exports dip 4.6 per cent in June

The Singapore Press Holdings News Centre. -- ST PHOTO: ALPHONSUS CHERN

SPH's Q3 net profit drops 52.2% on absence of one-off gains

Temasek Holdings posts modest gains in portfolio value and returns

Singapore's manufacturing output slipped 2.5 per cent in May from a year ago, mostly due to a contraction in drugs production. -- PHOTO: ST FILE

Singapore industrial output falls 2.5% in May, due to poor showing in biomedicals

A street busker spinning a ball in Rio de Janeiro ahead of the World Cup. While the party is in full swing in Brazil, stockbrokers in Singapore are expecting commissions to drop by as much as 50 per cent during the World Cup period. -- PHOTO: REUTERS

Remisiers resigned to investors' World Cup distraction

SINGAPORE's ongoing economic restructuring efforts toward productivity-led growth will throw up further "transitional frictions" such as higher labour costs, which will weigh on overall growth, said the Monetary Authority of Singapore on Tuesday. --

Singapore's ongoing restructuring efforts to weigh on GDP growth: MAS

Temasek takes a step closer to retail bonds with private equity fund portfolio

Workers at Add-Plus, an electronics manufacturing company that makes printed circuit boards. Factory activity here turned slightly sluggish in March from the previous month as new orders and production levels dipped, much in line with other key

Singapore factory activity dips in March

Apec economies expected to grow more strongly in coming years: Report

Singapore shares slide 0.76% on interest rate hike worries after Fed meeting

Singapore shares ease 0.42% as investors await end of Fed policy meeting

Private-sector economists have become slightly more cautious about Singapore's growth this year, according to the latest Monetary Authority of Singapore survey released on March 19, 2014. -- ST FILE PHOTO: LIM SIN THAI

Economists trim Singapore's 2014 growth forecast to 3.8%: MAS poll

Close to 3,500 attendees at STProperty’s Biggest Property Event, STProperty, SPH’s trusted online property portal, held its biggest property event since 2013, with close to 3,500 attendees from all walks of life. Some 3,500 people attended t

Property seminar draws the crowds

Singapore's manufacturing output expanded last month for the seventh straight month, growing 3.9 per cent from the same period a year ago. -- ST FILE PHOTO: DESMOND WEE

Singapore manufacturing grows in January for seventh consecutive month

US Trade Representative Michael Froman (centre) speaks next to Japan's Economics Minister Akira Amari (centre left) and Singapore's Trade Minister Lim Hng Kiang (centre right), amongst trade ministers representing Canada, Peru, Malaysia and Mexico du

More progress on TPP talks made here, but no clear signs of a time-frame for conclusion

Singapore shares end 0.04% lower, halting six-session winning streak

Singapore stocks inch up 0.15% amid regional dip

Singapore stocks extend rebound to fifth straight day

Singapore shares up for fourth straight day

A man walks past the Singapore Exchange building at Shenton Way. Share trading in Singapore could be headed for some major changes in the wake of last October's penny stock crash if new proposals by regulators go ahead. -- ST FILE PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIO

MAS, SGX propose reforms to curb speculative trading

A slew of changes is being proposed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore and the Singapore Exchange to strengthen the local stock market, which include having a minimum trading price for mainboard-listed shares of 10 to 20 cents and a requirem

New measures proposed to strengthen Singapore stock market

Singapore shares dip 0.09% in sluggish session

Singapore 'will continue growing energy and chemicals sectors': PM Lee