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SpaceX delivered a blowout 3Q2026, driven by strong AI demand and Starlink growth. But can its twin growth engines justify the company’s massive spending plans?
Three SGX blue chips offer dividend yields above 6.5%, but investors should look beyond the headline yield to understand what is funding each payout.
Elite UK REIT, UOI and UHREIT issue business updates in the first half of November. Their first-half headlines told only part of the story. Here is what to watch in each update.
StarHub and Singtel are two familiar names among Singapore dividend investors, but which offers more reliable income and better long-term growth potential?
Three Temasek-linked blue chips report results in early November as Middle East tensions create different challenges for each company. Here’s what investors should watch.
Singapore Exchange shares have delivered impressive returns, supported by stronger trading activity and growing investor interest in Singapore stocks. But after their rally, is SGX still attractively valued?
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Three Temasek-backed S-REITs yield more than 6.5%, but the highest yield does not necessarily mean the best investment. Here’s how their DPU growth compares.
Keppel REIT, Starhill Global REIT and Lendlease Global Commercial REIT report this week after reshaping their portfolios, but bigger portfolios do not always mean higher distributions.
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