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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What homebuyers want: Three key trends reshaping the property market
With remote work and a newfound emphasis on wellness, the housing market has seen a shift in the way homebuyers search for properties.
Princeton Digital Group announces SG+, a comprehensive strategy for the Singapore region
The 96MW data centre campus in Batam is the first investment under the company's Singapore+ strategy.
Rentokil's Power Centre Drives Effective, and Sustainable Pest Control to Protect and Enhance Lives
As a leading industry expert, Rentokil Initial is committed to taking care of pest control needs across commercial and residential units, whilst striving to do so in ways that are both innovative and sustainable.
Powering the future through people and partnerships: Jimmy Yam, VP, Electrical Sector, East Asia, Eaton
He was recognised at the SBR Management Excellence Awards 2022.
HP SIO Indigo was recognised at the SBR Management Excellence Awards 2022
The organisation was honoured for its initiatives and for thriving amidst the pandemic.
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Keeping Pace with Your Growth Agenda
The university offers various programmes to equip workers with cutting-edge knowledge and skills.
LHT Holdings: Pioneering eco-friendly packaging solutions for a sustainable future
Singapore's leading wooden pallet manufacturer transforms waste into Technical Wood.
WealthTechs win by managing wealth and not the wealthy
Firms are breaking down barriers to entry by fractionalising costs of assets.
Small operators struggle as competition for flexible office spaces increases
Workthere said smaller brands will likely be acquired by large operators as competition in the market intensifies
MBA programmes expand globally despite cost pressures
Providers offer experiential learning programmes through disruptive tech.
