Daily Dispatches: Competition for talent in Singapore’s is “ruthless”, says country chief for Citibank

Michael Zink, Singapore country chief for Citibank, warns of potential future talent wars. (Wall Street Journal)

Why UBS just can’t stay out of trouble. (Guardian)

China’s economy is highly likely to slow next year and efforts to spur growth will be constrained by inflation and government debt burdens, said Wu Xiaoling, a former deputy central bank governor. (Bloomberg)

Manchester United’s Singapore share listing would be a coup for the city-state, boosting its profile as a centre for raising capital, but the sale could yet be delayed, analysts said. (Asia One)

Singapore job seekers, it is still your market, but don’t expect salaries to go up any time soon. The quarterly labour-market report released yesterday by the Ministry of Manpower showed a healthy number of job vacancies and low instances of layoffs in the three months through June, amid a tightening job market. (Asia One)

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