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Public advised to postpone mailing to European countries amidst volcanic eruption in Iceland.

Company expects to break even in 3 years in its JV with a local education firm.

SGX wants to know public view on planned acceptance of banks as securities trading members.

When the property market busts, which it will, Chinese banks will see non-performing loans zoom to 20%, forcing a Chinese TARP.

Canceling European flights due to volcanic activity and ash cloud could mean loss of sales worth S$7.6 million a day for SIA, or a likely net loss of S$3.7 million on a daily basis.

Country's 3 biggest domestic banks will mostly benefit from the increasing interest rates.

Event features the best of music, art, literature, film, wine, cuisine & wellness.

Singapore’s newest destination offers unparalleled lifestyle and entertainment loyalty program.

More professionals retrenched during 2009 economic downturn were rehired in the beginning of 2010.

Higher revenue attributed to growth in residential sales in Singapore, China and Vietnam.

China developers' rush to close land deals as authorities tighten lending conditions pushes region's investments up.

Increase in handsets and advertising costs reduced company's profit despite 25.9% rise in revenue.

A total of seven subsidiaries, including the joint venture between Cap Store and Hersing, are the newest addition to CapitaLand.

Statistics show sales of motor vehicles dropped 29 percent in February 2010 compared to the same period in 2009.

Flight disruptions were caused by volcanic activity in Iceland and ash cloud moving over Northern Europe and the UK.

Two new properties at opposite ends of the spectrum are being soft launched this month, one for investors and the other for families.