Mainland Chinese buying property in Singapore
The proportion of mainland Chinese buying residential property in Singapore increased by 3% in the fourth quarter of 2010 in a sign that they are moving away from the over heated Chinese market. It means that in 2010 the proportion of Chinese buyers in the market hit a new high of 19%, up from 15% in 2009. They are expected...
Rising cost of living the hottest issue for voters
The rising cost of living is the biggest worry for most Singaporeans in the run-up to the General Election (GE). That was one of the findings of a recent telephone survey conducted by Media Research Consultants and commissioned by local newspaper TODAY on the hot button issues that may shape the GE, which is due by February...
In Singapore, a Failure to Fail
Singapore, although far from Silicon Valley, has a vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem, and I've been impressed by passion and talent of its entrepreneurs since my wife and I moved here a year ago. The government plays a big role in the city's ecosystem — administering grants and programs that provide financial support for startup...
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