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 Star Tribune
Singapore says will study kidney trading to meet demand for transplants
SINGAPORE - Singapore is considering legalizing kidney trading to help meet demand for kidney transplants, the city-state's health minister said Monday. The Health Ministry will examine the... (photo: Brooks Hospital)
Health Photos Singapore Society Trading |
 Inquirer
Peso up 1%; baht hits 2-week high after rate hikes
SINGAPORE -- The Philippine peso rose just over 1.0 percent to a three-week high on Friday after its aggressive half-point rise the day before caught some investors by surprise. Other currencies were... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
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 Inquirer
Peso's rally on rate hike may fizzle
SINGAPORE -- The hefty rate rise of the Philippines' Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (central bank) and its hawkish stance will bolster the ailing peso in the short term, but... (photo: Creative commons / )
Bank Economy Philippines Photos Singapore |
 The Times Of India
Reliance sells 360,000 T term gasoline to major
SINGAPORE: Reliance Industries has sold a total 360,000 tonnes of term... (photo: WN/Smita)
Gas India Industry Photos Singapore |
 The Times Of India
Singapore Airlines to add more flights from India
BANGALORE: Singapore Airlines plans to add at least seven more weekly flights to Singapore from... (photo: Creative Commons / Terence Ong)
Airlines Business Market Photos Singapore |
 Business Day
Singapore to sell off state electricity provider �
SINGAPORE - Singapore's government-owned investment company, Temasek, has put the city-state's largest utility up for sale, further opening the electricity sector to... (photo: WN)
Electricity Investment Energy Photos Singapore |
 The Times Of India
Subprime fallout could last two years: Singapore bank head
SINGAPORE: The global fallout from the US subprime mortgage crisis could last another two years, the chairman... (photo: WN / patricia)
Bank Business Economy Photos Singapore |
 International Herald Tribune
Underinvesting in the future
: South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore have over 40 years averaged roughly the highest consistent economic growth rates in the world. All but Korea have steadily... (photo: GFDL)
Future Hong Kong Investment Photos South Korea |
