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The US-based S&P 500 index has fallen into bear market, and many fear that Singapore’s Straits Times Index is next in line.
This week, we look at suitable growth stocks to buy in a bear market and a couple of recession-resistant businesses.
We look into a REIT, a property giant, the latest inflation data and the sale of properties from a co-operative.
Looking for a reliable investment? The local index could be your ideal choice.
These three stocks have continued paying dividends through recessions, making it likely that they can do so in future.
To weather the market selloff, embattled tech companies can take a leaf from Amazon’s survival strategy in the 2000s.
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With all three local banks announcing the restoration of their dividends back to 2019 levels, which qualifies as the most attractive investment candidate?
The curtains are coming down for CapitaLand, at least in its current form. But there is time for one last hurrah from Singapore’s largest real estate firm.
The telco has reported a turnaround from the net loss it booked last year. Is the worst over for the group?
We bring you the latest earnings and prospects for a REIT and two blue-chip companies.
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US stock prices have rallied by almost 90% since hitting a low in March 2020. But if your view is long enough, stock prices can still rise.
Around four years ago we picked Veeva Systems (NYSE: VEEV) as our top SaaS pick. Nearly 350% gains later, here are the lessons that you can use to find the next Veeva.
These three companies did not allow the crisis to faze them. All three reported higher year on year net profits.
The CEO of a trillion dollar tech giant believes that we are at the dawn of the second wave of digitalisation. And for good reason.