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LEGO’s new UCS Super Star Destroyer makes the 2011 model look unfinished
Darth Vader’s flagship returns with almost twice the number of pieces, better proportions and considerably mor…
As supply shocks multiply, monetary policy will shape corporate resilience
Why targeted central bank instruments that incentivise strategic investments are crucial in this age
Insta360 X6 review: My first experience with a 360 action camera surprised me
Being able to shoot first and worry about framing later proved genuinely useful, although the X6’s steep price…
Warsh charts a forward-looking path for Fed at Jackson Hole
This might be remembered as a moment when the central bank switches its approach
AI can help young people, but it can’t help them grow up
When the young lean too heavily on AI, they may miss out on the struggles and experiences that can shape them.
The quality you should most wish for in your children
There are benefits to having an internal locus of control.
Developing Gillman Barracks and Sunset Way: don’t mourn losing some green spaces
Singapore has to constantly transform to meet evolving live, work and play needs
I study successful people. They have one habit in common
Being a successful self-starter doesn't mean pulling yourself up by your bootstraps.
Why strict online regulation will boost Singapore’s digital economy
Digital safety protects consumers’ trust in businesses, boosting competitiveness
Trump’s moves on the Korean peninsula are examples of how not to do diplomacy
By alienating Seoul while courting Pyongyang, he risks dismantling vital US-Asian strategic alliances
Forum: Nominee directors need a stronger exit framework
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What employers see in returning to the office that employees don’t
A lot of innovation and enterprise excellence arises from in-person collaboration.
The human writer is becoming an endangered species
Books are being cut up to train artificial intelligence models. What space remains for human writers?
Fed chair Warsh’s hawkish Jackson Hole turn favours soaring banks over struggling S-Reits
Rising bond yields may reach a tipping point that chokes off growth and deflates richly priced blue chips
adidas and Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team Reveal ‘Vanda Bloom’ Collection Ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix
Discover the adidas x Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team Vanda Bloom Collection. Engineered for tropical heat with …
The turning points in Singapore’s economic development
The following is an abridged version of Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s lecture to Nazarbayev University in …
AI is changing religion and religions are trying to change AI
Will chatbots supplant the advice of imams and priests or help them spread the word?
Dual Podium Triumph: Singapore Rewrites History at FIBA 3x3 U23 Nations League 2026
Team Singapore secures historic dual podium finishes at the FIBA 3x3 U23 Nations League 2026 at *SCAPE, with t…
A broken boy lost in depression, he emerged 20 years later as a content father
A chance encounter with a former patient reminded this psychiatrist powerfully of the resilience of the human …
To get out of the house each day is my act of defiance
The writer, who has a terminal motor neuron disease, reflects on how he engages with the world in a wheelchair…
When cancer came to play, Andy laced up his boots
When my friend was diagnosed with cancer, he found strength from his wife, his faith but also sport.
Temasek supports SIA’s long-term strategy
Air India’s transformation involves complex, multi-year operational and integration challenges
SIA’s investment in Air India will support long-term growth
The move has enabled direct participation in the Indian market, facilitated cooperation between the carriers
Letter to the editor: SIA’s investment in Air India will support long-term growth
The move has enabled direct participation in the Indian market, facilitated cooperation between the carriers
Why investing in identity early is as important as building a nest egg
This retirement risk does not show up on spreadsheets
Protein products are booming in Asia – here’s how businesses can seize the opportunity
Demographic changes and nutrition education are driving the protein wave
Make multi-generational living an easier choice for families
Caregiving needs change over time. It’s worth building a housing system that’s flexible enough to help tackle …
America’s Iran D-Day has many fatal flaws
Washington is trying to finish economically what it could not achieve militarily in Iran. But China, shadow fi…
Garmin Run Marathon Series Singapore 2026: Official 21.1km & 10km Race Route Walkthrough
The official race routes for the Garmin Run Marathon Series Singapore 2026 have officially been revealed today…
Issue 209: Climate Impact X, Carbonplace to merge; Singapore’s future island faces conflicting needs
This week in ESG: Merging carbon players aim for fourth-quarter completion; planned reclamation impacts key ma…
Home Waters, Historic Triumphs: Singapore Outrigger Canoe Athletes Strike World Championship Gold at Marina Bay
SINGAPORE, 28 AUGUST 2026 - Against the stunning backdrop of the Marina Bay skyline, history has officially be…
Rooting out the scam scourge in South-east Asia
Beyond physical raids, can authorities successfully target the finances of syndicates based in the region?
Why a pay rise won’t stop your best staff from leaving
Talent retention is not merely a compensation exercise
Nepal landslides show the world’s mountains are ticking time bombs
Above 3,000m in the eastern Himalayas, landslides are now displacing five times more material than they were i…
Singapore’s hub success faces a new trust test
How does a trading hub protect its integrity when partner nations view trade friction as a security feature?
Canada’s fight with the US has far bigger stakes than trade
Many world leaders are watching Carney’s gamble as America’s demands go beyond trade and strike at national so…
Orchard Road’s real problem? It forgot how to host a good weekend afternoon
The decline of Orchard Road is not a retail problem. It has simply stopped being the place where people want t…
Dating, delinquents and second chances in Japan
Japanese Netflix show Badly in Love puts 11 troubled young people in a confined space and waits for Eros to li…
The end of Trumpsplaining
The pretence that America’s leader is a grand strategist will not survive the Iran fiasco.
Make a second child less of a sacrifice for the first
Helping parents reduce the trade-offs for the children they already have could give them greater confidence to…