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100 Years And Counting: How S’pore’s Tiger Balm Went Global, Now Loved By Hollywood Celebs

The Tiger Balm name — and scent — has long had a presence in households all over the world. The centenarian brand which started off in the ancient courts of Chinese emperors has since made its way across the globe and is present in almost 100 countries today. From Norway …

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S’pore’s Bike-Sharing Race Heats Up Once Again – What Will It Take To Pedal To The Top?

The Land Transport Authority of Singapore (LTA) has opened its bike-sharing license application cycle yet again. License applications are open every January and July, and this time round it is open from 22 July to 26 August. This means that companies that want to start offering bike-sharing services, and/or existing …

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He Almost Went Bankrupt With $100K Debt, Now Founded S’pore’s First Shipping Container Hotel

The Tiny House concept has been on a rise, which was one of the propelling factors for serial entrepreneur Seah Liang Chiang to build Singapore’s first Shipping Container Hotel. People around the world are choosing to downsize their living spaces, with a Netflix reality TV show revolving around the topic, …

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Jamus Lim Joins Economic Society Of S’pore’s Council: What Is It And Who Are The New Members?

Newly elected Member of Parliament of Sengkang GRC Jamus Lim is among 6 individuals elected to Economic Society of Singapore’s council. Five other new council members were announced, namely — Credit Suisse team leader Kent Choi, Dean of NTU Business School Professor Christina Soh, head of the NUS economics department …

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GE 2020: S’Pore’s Electoral Campaign Guidelines And How They’ve Been Broken

Here is a quick reminder of what parties can and cannot do to get your vote— and a roundup of the times when candidates crossed the line during GE 2020. The Basics of Campaigning Politicians typically campaign by: Canvassing (physical walkabouts, house-to-house visits) Distributing pamphlets, handouts, newsletters etc. Displaying posters …

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GE 2020: How 298A Of S’pore’s Penal Code Failed Raeesah Khan

Worker’s Party (WP) Raeesah Khan is under police investigation for social media posts discussing race and religion in Singapore. On July 4 and 5, two police reports filed by members of the public were lodged against Raeesah after her posts went viral. In a public statement, the Singapore Police Force …

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When Food Meets Tech: S’pore’s First AI-Powered F&B Brand Uses Analytics To Craft Its Menu

Food is close to the heart of many Singaporeans. And for something that has such an inexplicable power to make us feel happy, it’s usually prepared with an abundant serving of the human touch. Think of chefs and hawkers who lovingly perfect their recipes so that they eventually get to …

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COVID-19: How Helplines, Counselling Services Fight S’pore’s Invisible War For Mental Health

Mental health organisations and helplines in Singapore have reported a surge in the number of cases, of which many individuals share their anxiety, worries and fear of the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Reading the news on the Covid-19 development daily signals that the situation will not be easing anytime …

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How S’pore’s First Contact Lens Subscription Startup Is Growing Into A “Million-Dollar” Biz

Darryn Tan and Javad Namazie both met each other back in primary school when they were students at Anglo-Chinese School (ACS). The two Singapore-born friends are now 41, which means their friendship has spanned over three decades. Beyond being just friends, the two are also business partners. In 2018, they …

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