The fintech company has once again posted growth in its business. Here are five highlights for investors.
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These three blue-chip businesses’ share prices may be hitting a year-high, but does this mean they are too expensive to invest in?
It’s latest earnings report has missed expectations.
This week, we look at the earnings from an airline caterer and a retail cum commercial REIT and also explore an acquisition announced by the local bourse operator.
Can REITs continue to post growth? Or are investors looking at a potential roadblock for the sector?
Investors have witnessed a swift rebound in the market since March last year. Is it too late to grab some solid dividend-paying stocks?
Share prices of the local banks have been hitting 52-week highs recently. Do they have room to move up further?
These five companies have what it takes to pay you a steady income stream for the rest of your life.
The testing solutions provider believes the company has good growth potential due to the high demand for microchips.
Temasek had reported a good long-term return from its investments in its latest report. Here are five highlights that investors should take note of.
Corrections are normal.
The industrial REIT has held its own throughout the pandemic and is well-positioned for further growth.
A strong sponsor and good dividend yield are two compelling reasons to take a second look at these five REITs.
The telecommunication company is looking to shift its strategic focus to maximise value for its shareholders.
The data centre REIT is well-positioned to grow both its portfolio and DPU.
The persistent rise in property prices has attracted the central bank’s attention. These three sectors could be impacted should the authorities decide to rein in price rises.
Many investors dream of retiring early. These three stocks may just be what they need to accelerate that goal.
Its business may sound boring, but here are three good reasons why investors should sit up and take notice.
This week’s round-up looks at a REIT acquisition, the setting up of a logistics private fund and a property giant dealing with the bankruptcy of one of its joint ventures.
With China clamping down on its country’s technology companies, here are three things investors should take note of.