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Wharf (Holdings) Ltd (HKSE: 0004.HK) recently saw its share price tumble nearly 22%. Here’s what happened.
The media giant announced two major acquisitions of aged care assets in three days. Can investors look forward to better days ahead?
Sheng Siong has demonstrated an impressive track record of rising revenue and profits, but can this winning streak continue for the retailer?
Businesses are feeling the impact of the Covid-19 virus. But over the long term, these 3 trends should still happen.
In a surprise twist, the casino operator drops its bid for the Osaka integrated resort.
In early 2003, the SARS epidemic severely impacted the airline industry. The same could happen to the industry today with the Wuhan virus outbreak.
When should a company conduct a share buyback? Here are Jeremy’s thoughts on share buybacks and what investors should know about it.
The first IPO of the new decade is a UK-centric REIT called Elite Commercial REIT. Here are three aspects that investors should take note of.
With Elite Commercial REIT being the first Mainboard IPO on SGX this year, Royston Yang delves into three key risks that investors should know.
Putting the current stock market decline into perspective — and having the right rules to guide your next steps.
Shopping malls in Singapore cannot be a place to buy things alone. To that end, there are four major trends today that could determine whether a mall will survive in the future.
A story of how SBS Transit Ltd (SGX: S68) went from a non-performer to a top performer in a matter of months. And our patience paid off.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) revealed that there are 21 applicants for just five digital bank licenses. Here’s why.
Putting aside a sum of money is admirable, but inflation is a persistent monster that chews away at our pot of savings. Here’s what you can do.
With the New Year upon us, investors should resolve to avoid these two big mistakes during their investment journey.
The new year is upon us and Singapore’s financial sector is about to get more crowded. Get your FREE report with more notable trends in 2020 and beyond.
We’re back with another three companies that pay more than your CPF Ordinary Account, making it six blue-chip companies that pay more than a 2.5% yield.
Carlsberg Brewery Malaysia (KLSE: 2836) possesses a key characteristic that helped its business to deliver a handsome return for shareholders.
Though one’s CPF ordinary account pays an almost risk-free interest rate, investors should note that these three blue-chip companies pay out dividends that are easily higher than the CPF OA rate.