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The COVID-19 pandemic has not dampened the acquisition strategies for these three REITs.

Here are three simple methods you can use to value a wide range of businesses.

The ground handler and food solutions company has reported its first-ever quarterly loss since its IPO. Does its stock price look enticing now?

REITs are more than just income vehicles, as these three methods are used by reputable REITs to grow their portfolios and distributions over time.

Here are three investment mistakes you should steer clear of if you want to enjoy great investment returns.

We compare the two credit card giants to see which is the better buy.

Not all stocks have fallen in line with the index. These four companies have significantly outperformed the Straits Times Index.

The food court manager is broadening its product range by taking a bigger bite of the food and beverage retail market.

With earnings season rolling around again, here’s what investors should be looking out for.

The pandemic has not treated all stocks badly. Here are two that performed very well because of the coronavirus.

With less than four months to go, is there a risk that Temasek may walk away from the deal?

As Singapore moves one step closer to realising its digital bank aspirations, does this spell a sea change for the banking industry here?

Tourist attractions are allowed to reopen with additional safety measures in place. Should investors get excited about the casino operator?

After the recent run-up in share price, have Singapore banks become too expensive? Do they still qualify as a possible inclusion into your portfolio?

These three REITs have strong qualities you should watch out for.

These three red flags can provide ample warning as to whether a company may begin to cut its dividends.

With the economy opening up once again, here are three businesses that stand to benefit.

Although DBS has been growing consistently over the years, investors should watch out for these three potential stumbling blocks to its growth.

We offer two probable reasons for the spike in iFAST’s share price.

In the stock market, you may find companies trading at less than the cash it owns. But they don’t neccessarily make good investments. Here’s why.