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SINGAPORE (May 18): DBS Vickers recommends investors to remain “overweight” on the office and industrial Singapore REIT (S-REIT) sectors due to the prospects of an improving Singapore GDP, as well as the expected easing of supply pressures come 2018.

HONG KONG / NEW DELHI (May 9): Sanjay Janghala walks across a humming factory floor as 400 employees of Orient Craft Ltd. stitch together women’s blouses and embroidered dresses.

SINGAPORE (May 4): OCBC Investment Research is reiterating its “buy” recommendation on Sheng Siong Group (SSG) with a fair value estimate of $1.15, after the supermarket chain operator’s recent set of 1Q17 results came in line with the research hous

SINGAPORE (April 27): Even with the improvement of US household and business confidence, as indicated by the rebound in consumption-related soft data since the US presidential elections, ABN AMRO Group Economics is mindful that hard data has yet to catch

SINGAPORE (April 26): DBS Vickers Securities continues to rate Frasers Centrepoint Trust (FCT) at “buy” with an unchanged target price of $2.20, commending the retail REIT’s stable 2Q DPU of 3.04 cents despite the lack of contributions over the quar

SINGAPORE (April 25): The manager of Frasers Centrepoint Trust (FCT) has declared a 2Q17 distribution per unit (DPU) of 3.04 cents, unchanged from a year ago.

SINGAPORE (April 20): The manager of CapitaLand Mall Trust has announced a distribution per unit (DPU) of 2.73 cents for the first quarter ended March 31, unchanged from a year ago.

SINGAPORE (April 11): More Singaporeans are preferring to “shop local” as they tend to feel more valued by home-grown brands as compared to their international counterparts, according to recent data from International Customer Loyalty Programmes Limi

SINGAPORE (April 5): Philips Lighting has announced the launch of a new chatbot service on its Singapore Facebook page, which allows users to purchase the group’s consumer products conversationally through the Facebook messenger platform.

SINGAPORE (April 4): Singapore’s firms turned in a mixed payment performance for the first quarter of 2017, with improvements seen in manufacturing and retail sectors while the construction industry’s payment performance continues to decline, accordin