Bloomberg.com, 25 Jan 2010
Jan. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Singapore expects investment in manufacturing and services to hold steady in 2010 after a global economic slump last year prompted companies to cancel or delay projects in the city.
Fixed-asset investments may total between S$10 billion ($7 billion) and S$12 billion in 2010, from S$11.8 billion last year, the Economic Development Board said today. The government also aims to attract as much as S$9 billion in business spending this year from manufacturing and services industries such as information, education and health care. Full Story
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