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Worried about a possible downturn? These three blue chips should set your mind at ease.
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.
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The data centre REIT has reported an impressive set of numbers.
Income-seeking investors should take a look at these five REITs that reported higher year on year DPU.
Should investors be concerned that these two prominent real estate companies have issued profit warnings?
We examine this commercial REIT’s performance in 2020.
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Newsflash: iFAST Corporation could recognise net profit after tax of S$17.4 million and S$57.3 million for 2024 and 2025, respectively for its eMPF project.
Two of our local banks are planning to expand their business franchise, while an offshore and marine blue-chip company sounds a profit alert.
Cloud computing looks here to stay, and investors should look at these three stocks if they wish to gain exposure to this burgeoning sector.
At the wake of the pandemic, the number of Singapore blue-chip companies that have paid a dividend for 10 years are becoming rare. Among them, one company has been a juggernaut, maintaining its dividend payout for 20 years.