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CICT stands out as the rare breed of REITs that is seeing its share price break a new year-high.
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Three blue-chip stalwarts are buying back their own shares, a signal that they believe that their stock is undervalued.
Income investors take note: these four blue-chip stocks are paying out more than just their core dividends.
The Straits Times Index (SGX: ^STI) has slipped below the 4,300 mark, after spending most of September above this level.
Singtel’s (SGX: Z74) Australian subsidiary Optus faces mounting crises with network outages. Can the telco maintain dividends?