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Best restaurants for Chinese New Year feasting - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Best restaurants for Chinese New Year feasting

As the Lunar New Year season approaches, dive into these festive delights at three of our fave restaurants
Keppel Capital and Korea's National Pension Service to explore investment opportunities for private infrastructure in Asia - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

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Keppel Capital and Korea's National Pension Service to explore investment opportunities for private infrastructure in Asia

The strategic cooperation builds on an earlier commitment by NPS to Keppel Capital’s private infrastructure initiative.

Global Markets

Gloom for retailers as Chinese tourists spend less on shopping

SHANGHAI (July 11): They’re still coming in droves -- but no longer buying in spades.
Jared Kushner

Global Economy

Rich Chinese race to apply for a US golden visa

HONG KONG/SHANGHAI (March 27): As members of Congress in Washington debate raising the minimum required to obtain a US immigrant investor visa from US$500,000 ($0.7 million) to US$1.35 million, concern about the hike has set off a scramble among wealthy

Tech

3 smartphone vendors which fared even better than Apple in the Chinese market last year

SINGAPORE (Feb 6): In 2016, Apple Inc. saw a y-o-y decline in the Chinese market for the first time ever – even as the smartphone market in China saw both y-o-y and q-o-q growth over the past year, according to a recent report by International Data Corp

China Focus

No quenching China’s appetite for global real estate: JLL

SINGAPORE (Jan 25): Chinese Mainland’s outbound investment in commercial and residential properties reached a record high of US$33 billion ($47 billion) in 2016, a 53% increase over 2015, according to Jones Lang Lasalle.

Broker's Calls

APAC aviation sector buoyed by China, but uncertainty remains for SIA

SINGAPORE (Sept 28): UOB Kay Hian is keeping its “hold” recommendation on Singapore Airlines (SIA) with a lower target price of $10 due to ongoing structural challenges and lower revenue from the corporate travel segment.

What Chinese consumers want: HSBC

SINGAPORE (Sept 8): Chinese consumers, who account for about 40% of luxury sales globally, seem to have reduced their expenditure on luxury goods as of late.
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