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SINGAPORE (Aug 30): CIMB Research is maintaining its “hold” call on Mapletree Logistics Trust (MLT) with a higher target price of $1.13 as it continues to project total returns of less than 10%.

SINGAPORE (Aug 23): Deutsche Bank says DBS Group Holdings remains its top pick within the Singapore banks sector, even after recently downgrading the stock to “hold” based on valuations following the bank’s recent run-up in share price post 2Q17 res

SINGAPORE (Aug 16): Singapore has become more liveable than Hong Kong according to the latest findings of The Economist Intelligence Unit's Global Liveability Ranking.

SINGAPORE/HONG KONG (Aug 14): Hong Kong’s property stocks are cheaper than Singapore’s, although not cheap enough to account for the risk that the world’s least affordable city could have a housing crash.

SINGAPORE (Aug 7): RHB Research continues to rate Dairy Farm International at “buy” with a target price of US$9.53 ($13), after the Jardine Group member last week announced a 7% in 1H earnings to US$213 million.

SINGAPORE (July 27): For decades, Singapore and Hong Kong have reigned supreme: as key transit points connecting travelers in Asia to and from the rest of the world. But now, a US$1 trillion global airport spree is threatening the status quo. 

SINGAPORE (July 20): OCBC Investment Research is downgrading its rating on Hutchison Port Holdings Trust (HPHT) to “sell” from “hold” with an unchanged fair value of 42 US cents (57 cents) on the belief that it is time for investors to take profit

SINGAPORE (July 19): Asia Pacific companies may be loosening their purse strings on cyber security, but this may not necessarily yield the desired results, according to a new report by security company Palo Alto Networks. 

(July 13): They start sometimes at dawn and work frequently into the night, an army of old workers manoeuvring carts around the streets of Hong Kong. Their spines bent with back trouble or simply the burdens of life-long toil, they’re collecting cardboa

HONG KONG (July 12): People often complain about Hong Kong’s notoriously tiny apartments, but for investors like Blackstone Group LP, opportunity can be found in small places.