Internet opinions: A double-edged sword
An 'old newspaper logo' lends credibility to online opinion. (20 Jan) - Last month, I asked Kate Riley, editorial page editor of the Seattle Times, whether the internet was destroying opinion journalism. She wrote that her newspaper was adapting to the brave new online world and continuing to provide a forum for her...
Are Singapore home prices set for a bruising?
A pullback in Singapore property prices? It seems Singapore's efforts to reign in property prices are finally paying off. So, is it time for the government to start relaxing its tightening policy? CNBC's Julia Wood reports. (15 Jan) - Singapore's home prices could fall more than expected this year and unwinding cooling...
Singapore’s real-estate trusts fall out of favor
Singapore's REITs in a struggle. With the latest addition of OUE Commercial Trust, are there too many small REITs in Singapore? CNBC's Julia Wood reports. (13 Jan) - Singapore's market keeps churning out new REIT (real estate investment trust) listings, but with interest rates headed higher and the trusts' asset...
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