If the number of trials for self-driving vehicles in Singapore is anything to go by, the future of driving in the Republic is, it seems, driverless. Recent years have also seen the nation warmly embrace electric vehicles (EVs), with plans to phase out all vehicles with internal combustion engines by …
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The power of audio From podcasts to Clubhouse, branded audio is more important than ever. Learn how brands are increasing customer loyalty and personalization with these best practices. Register Now As a result of the outbreak of COVID-19, many companies needed to tighten their belt and shrink resources, resulting in …
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Author’s blurb: As someone who isn’t into cooking myself, I sure am into watching Masterchef and a whole lot of Buzzfeed’s Tasty, not to mention walking into kitchen appliance stores just to admire the cooking equipment. Justin Lim, too, shares this sentiment about cooking appliances despite not being an avid …
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HONG KONG — It started when a single box of free sanitary pads appeared in a middle school classroom in October. Then a plastic container with pads was attached to the walls of four bathrooms in a university in Shanghai. By Monday, boxes and bags of individually wrapped pads had …
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Last week, we took a close look at Joe Biden’s “Build Back Better” plan for the U.S. economy, including a new federal credit bureau aimed at closing the racial wealth gap in America. But what about Biden’s new running mate, Senator Kamala Harris of California? “I’m not trying to restructure …
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Since end-June, the different political parties in Singapore have been pushing out their manifestos. If you don’t know what a manifesto is, it’s essentially a public declaration of policy and aims, especially one issued before an election by a political party or candidate. In their manifestos, the parties outlined their …
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