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Tech

1 in 3 Singaporean employees are unknowingly putting their companies at risk

SINGAPORE (April 6): Bringing personal tech devices to work have not only become an everyday practice but even a necessity at times. But according to one study by VMware (VMW), a subsidiary of Dell Technologies, this increasingly commonplace habit could p

Singapore’s property market to benefit from population & economic growth ahead

SINGAPORE (April 3): Singapore’s property market is expected to benefit from a number of government policy changes that have recently begun to take effect, according to recent research data published by JLL.

Money, not legacy, makes Singapore’s family businesses go round

SINGAPORE (March 29): A growing number of Singapore’s homegrown enterprises are becoming increasingly practical such that the traditional family business model may be going extinct, suggests new research jointly conducted by KPMG and CPA Australia.

Startups, Entrepreneurs, Digital economy

Japan leads Asia-Pacific peers in embracing digital era of finance

SINGAPORE (Feb 27): While 87% of investment providers in Asia Pacific agree that digital transformation is important for the future of their organisation, few of them are on track to become digital leaders in their fields, according to a recent report pub

Singapore millennials are making their purchases based on these 3 factors

SINGAPORE (Feb 21): ICLP, the loyalty marketing agency unit of the Collinson Group, has released its latest findings based on a survey which aims to identify top factors driving the buying decisions of Singapore’s “next generation of shoppers”.

Global Economy

Lost sleep is costing Japan's economy billions

TOKYO (Feb 16): Sleep deprivation is doing more harm in Japan than just making people grumpy and unhealthy. It is also holding back the world’s third-largest economy.

Broker's Calls

Tat Hong in limbo

SINGAPORE (Aug 19): OCBC Investment Research is maintaining its “hold” rating on crane and heavy equipment supplier Tat Hong Holdings, with a slightly lower fair value of 54 cents from 55 cents previously.  

Broker's Calls

Uncertainty weighs on Tat Hong

SINGAPORE (July 13): OCBC Investment Research is maintaining its “hold” rating on crane and heavy equipment supplier Tat Hong Holdings, but has raised the stock’s fair value from 50 cents to 55 cents on the belief the group should command “a certa
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