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Maybank Singapore Offers Companies Free Option To Brand Business Credit Card Singapore Airlines should be given a chance to fly on the Pacific route even if it hurts Australia's balance of trade. More young people holding credit cards SINGAPORE: Credit Bureau Singapore said the number of credit card holders aged 21 to 29 have shot up by nearly 50 per cent over the past four years. They now total 150,667. However, this group is also seeing a bigger jump in those not paying in full. UPDATE 1-Singapore's First Ship Lease says BLT in default * Berlian Laju units default on lease payments * First Ship says default to have material financial impact * First Ship considers reposessing the tankers * First Ship unit price down 11 pct since Berlian's ... RPT-UPDATE 1-Singapore's First Ship Lease says BLT in default (Widens coding to more subscribers) * Berlian Laju units default on lease payments * First Ship says default to have material financial impact * First Ship considers reposessing the tankers * First Ship ... Singapore's retail investors bearish on market outlook: JP Morgan SINGAPORE : Volatile markets are scaring Singapore's retail investors away, with more of them now putting their money in deposits and bond funds. Clariden Sued in Singapore Over Minor’s Risky Trades in Futures Credit Suisse Group AG’s private banking unit Clariden Leu induced a 19-year-old minor to make risky trades in futures contracts and should be liable for the losses incurred, according to a lawsuit filed in Singapore. Singapore Set to Remain Competitive: Company Registration Specialists In spite of rising concerns over business, labor and rental costs, Singapore company registration specialists Rikvin is optimistic that the nation-state will introduce measures in the upcoming budget to remain competitive. ... TEXT: Fitch Sovereign Credit Briefings in Asia Feb 2012 (The following was released by the rating agency) SINGAPORE/BEIJING/HONG KONG, February 05 (Fitch) FitchRatings will host a series of global sovereign credit briefingsin Hong Kong, Beijing and Singapore ... Clariden Sued in Singapore Over Minor’s Risky Trades in Futures Contracts Credit Suisse Group AG (CSGN) ’s private banking unit Clariden Leu induced a 19-year-old minor to make risky trades in futures contracts and should be liable for the losses incurred, according to a lawsuit filed in Singapore. |
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