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A cut in dividends might not always mean bad news. Here’s a look at two companies whose share price did better after they cut their dividends.
Income investors who are looking for an increase in their passive income can look at these five attractive blue-chip companies.
This week’s Smart Reads highlight potential bargains among Singapore REITs with share prices down double digits, dividend-raising Singapore companies, and US growth stocks showing strong momentum. Discover key income opportunities, stocks breaking new highs, and insights on SATS’ share price outlook to help you make informed investment decisions.
You do not want to miss out on these REITs as they continue to be a reliable source of dividends.
Top Stock Market Highlights of the Week: City Developments Limited, GlobalFoundries and Mapletree Investments
We look at a major disposal announced by a blue-chip property firm and explore a major investment made by a microchip producer.
When there’s bad news, don’t forget to look for good news too.
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If You Invested S$10,000 in ST Engineering 10 Years Ago, Here’s How Much You’d Earn in Dividends
The engineering giant has been one of the most consistent dividend payers in the past decade.
Hongkong Land Surged 15% After Announcing a Strategic Review: Is the Stock a Screaming Buy?
The property giant announced its long-awaited strategy update to transform its business. Should investors bite?
Here are three Singapore REITs that managed to increase their distributions.
We delve into a new strategy update from a property giant and dissect the latest quarterly earnings from a supermarket retailer.
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There’s nothing better than having cash drop into your bank account like clockwork.
Amazon’s US$61 billion ad business, built on seamless shopping-integrated ads and higher ROI than search or social, has become a core profit engine reshaping digital advertising.
Learn the common mistakes investors make when markets hit record highs, and the smarter strategies to protect your portfolio from costly errors.
Three blue-chip stalwarts are buying back their own shares, a signal that they believe that their stock is undervalued.

















