But there will be a premium to pay for more sustainable energy, with cost of materials and infrastructure changes.
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Economists stick to 2025 Singapore growth outlook, but warn of downside risks
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#Brunch: In the Republic’s last GE – in 2020 – the PAP maintained its parliamentary majority but its performance worsened, with its vote share declining to 61.2% from 69.9% in 2015. How will the next generation of leaders fare?
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Of the 14 industries, seven report year-on-year growth.
Singapore retail sales charts unexpected 0.7% fall in November with mixed performance across industries
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Tench Coxe, on Nvidia’s board since its startup days, is worth US$5.4 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, which is valuing his fortune for the first time.
Nvidia's remarkable stock surge mints three board billionaires
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The bank says that the sale of Famous Holdings should conclude by end January 2025.
Maybank says SingPost can potentially offer a ‘significant' special dividend after sales of assets
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They are valid until Dec 31, 2025.
Singaporean households can now claim S$300 CDC vouchers, half for use at supermarkets
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The lynchpin electronics sector should still lead growth, though geopolitical risks and US tariffs could weigh on the outlook.
Singapore manufacturing expected to stay strong in 2025, though Trump's trade policies cloud outlook
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Still, group chief executive Lee Chee Koon remains optimistic about the coming year given the strong foundation that has been set.
CapitaLand Investment foresees heightened macro, geopolitical uncertainties in 2025
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