Fortune REIT (F25U.SG) succumbs to mild profit-taking after rising to six-month high of HK$3.45 (62.2 cents) in early trade.
The stock is off 0.3% at HK$3.41 but still up 13.3% since last week’s announcement of proposed dual listing in Hong Kong by way of introduction.
Recent uptrend likely to hold on expectation stock will command higher valuation once listed in HK, its main market for business. Fortune will hold EGM March 26 to seek investors’ approval.
Reporter’s Notebook: Even without a Steve Jobs keynote address or something as dramatic as the iPad launch, Macworld offers plenty of enterprise IT products and food for thought.
– SAN FRANCISCO The dearth of Apple
hardware and creative application announcements at Macworld, held here Feb. 9
to 13, was strangely filled in by a growing
number of bread-and-butter business tools designed to help IT managers
corral the Macs that make it into the enterprise.
To begin with, IB…
In the shade of a hospitality tent at Richmond Rugby Club away from the bright September sunshine, Harlequins captain Will Skinner reflects on the darkest days in his club’s history. Skinner, whose team play at the nearby Stoop, is guest coach of Credit Suisse, one of two dozen corporate teams
The F-22 and the dilemma of the two-legged stool 7.22.09 Ran into a major DC budget analyst on the street today, who said to me,…
Jade Goody’s widower Jack Tweed has revealed how he is wrecked with guilt after having a drunken one-night stand with a glamour model.
Tweed said he felt ‘’sick and dirty” following his encounter with blonde Lisa O”Connor, 21.
His fling came just three months after the Big Brother star lost her battle to cervical cancer in March.
However, [...]
Following the mega recession faced in the industry many top stars and makers resorted to their price reduction to maintain the right balance for everyone involved.
Like many top stars, Akshay Kumar too seems to have changed his rigid stand as far as his pricing is concerned. Apparently, after initially refusing to reduce his remuneration from [...]
CNN reports on lobbyists recruiting homeless people to stand in line for them on Capitol Hill. The man they interview is surprisingly earnest about his duties.
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Drew Peterson won’t be taking the stand anytime soon, as his trial was pushed back Tuesday beyond its scheduled August 24 start date.
Peterson’s attorney Joel Brodsky told Judge Stephen White Tuesday that the defense team needs more time to r…
Sadly, in the way that matters, and in the place that matters, our energy policy is running in place instead of moving forward. This morning…
