Singapore REITs Turn From Worst to First as BNP, Samsung Buy

(Bloomberg) -- Singapore real estate investment trusts have gone from last year’s biggest losers to this year’s best performers as their world-beating yields attract investors including BNP Paribas Investment Partners to Samsung Asset Management. ( read original story ...)

5 funny Singapore-style Halloween costumes

Image: @hilarious_bro/ Twitter Sexy cardboard box In land-scarce Singapore, we’re often reminded to make the fullest use of the limited resources when it comes to our living spaces. Why not allude to that now infamous comment on sex and small spaces and ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore Airlines receives 6th A350

More From Singapore Business Review Depressing days loom over Singapore's online hiring for finance professionals Here's one reason to stay bullish on Singapore's property market Why it's high noon for bargain home hunting ( read original story ...)

Singapore shuts Falcon bank unit, fines DBS and UBS over 1MDB

CLEAN AND TRUSTED' Ravi Menon, managing director of Singapore's central bank said in the MAS statement the board and senior management of financial institutions play a pivotal role in keeping Singapore a clean and trusted financial center. "They must put ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore economy shrinks 4.1% in third quarter

Singapore's export-driven economy shrank the most in four years in the third quarter, officials said Friday, as manufacturing sharply contracted on weaker global demand. The city-state, which is regarded as a bellwether for Asia's other trade-reliant ... ( read original story ...)

Fourth telecom provider on the cards for Singapore

The initial auction will be for establishing potential new entrants to the Singapore telecoms industry, which currently has just three providers. It will be followed by a second auction between the reigning three companies, which are Singtel, StarHub and ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore’s growth miss may be the canary in the coalmine

during the global financial crisis. GDP also contracted 4.1 percent on-quarter, compared with a Reuters poll forecast for 0.3 percent growth. "Singapore being a small open economy, basically we are like a harbinger," Selena Ling, head of treasury research ... ( read original story ...)