Singapore Business Review - November 2016
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Singapore Business Review’s annual property issue zeroes in on the battered residential sector and the possibility of redemption by 2017. Aside from a rise in transaction volumes, the steep price declines are slowing down, leading some analysts to predict 2017 as a year of relative stability. Could Singapore’s rising property market be fatally hopeful?
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Online MBA Programmes Emerge As Pandemic Prompts Temporary Closures
Some of the top MBA providers are planning to launch online programmes in the future.
New Startup Sectors Gain Ground As Venture Capital Firms Fill Up Coffers
Specialised funds are growing larger than ever, but where does the money go?
Credit Card Revenues Threatened As Singaporean Travellers Shun Usage
Card users turn to cash as they steer clear of lofty transaction fees and poor exchange rates.
Will Co-Living Survive In Singapore's Fast-Changing Rental Market?
Landlords still favours the flexibility to cash out on their investment properties at short notice, so most developers still prefer the traditional build-to-sell model as rents continue to escalate.
Clothing Rentals Gain Popularity As Fashion Takes Over Sharing Economy
Since 2015, a number of clothing rental services have sprung up in Singapore’s retail scene.
How Singapore's $5.1B Solidarity Budget Could Tide Over Tough Times
Analysts are coining that the property, retail and financial sectors may drag Singapore’s GDP down, so the government has been ramping up its citizen’s spending power.
Hotels Bank On Contactless Tech To Entice Guests During Coronavirus Pandemic
Firms are installing self check-in kiosks, chatbots, direct booking applications, and digital in-room dining services.
Business In The Time Of Corona
The global pandemic has forced most of the world into circuit-breaking lockdowns, Singapore’s business leaders reveal how they responded and how firms are coping with it.
S-REITs to generate yields despite economic weakness
The average yields of S-REITs have bounced back to around 5.5%, despite seeing a 6.5% decline in prices early in the year, according to DBS Group Research. This figure implies a spread of over 4% against the Singapore 10-year bond yields.
Miniso seeks to attract older buyers with $2 concept stores
It aims to provide the best bang for the buck with its super cheap yet quality items.
