Roman Samborskyi / Shutterstock.com With seven people in my house, controlling clutter is a constant struggle. No matter how many boxes I haul to the local thrift store, it feels like we always have an overabundance of items spilling out of cabinets, closets and shelves. The key to having a …
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The power of data in gaming’s red-hot market Learn how to seize the power of data to attract and keep players, create personalized gaming experiences, and cash in on the industry’s seismic growth. Register Now My game of the year in 2020 was SnowRunner, but now something new is looking …
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How often do you find yourself mashing the alarm clock, desperately longing for a few more glorious minutes of shut eye? A couple days a week? Every day? Not sure why you’d ever NOT want to mash the alarm? For a lot of us, working from home has allowed for …
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Singapore has a grand vision of phasing out internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles by 2040, according to Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat in his February 2020 budget speech. To achieve this goal, the Singapore government has laid out various measures to boost the use of electric vehicles (EVs) in …
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Potholes have been in the news lately ever since Khairy Jamaluddin, Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, was injured after hitting one while cycling. An apology was then issued by the Public Works Department (PWD) about the condition of the road in Jalan Kampung Sri Cheeding, Banting. This led social …
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Last year, the Singapore government unveiled four Budgets amounting to nearly S$ 100 million to help citizens, workers and businesses tide over the COVID-19 pandemic. This unprecedented support comes as the pandemic engulfs businesses in the greatest challenge they have ever faced. Many firms are affected by extended closures, causing …
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The COVID-19 pandemic has badly impacted the job market in Singapore, with pay cuts, retrenchments, as well as salary and hiring freezes. As the job market continues to be sluggish in the year ahead, it’s really not a bad idea to start up your own business, especially since the government’s …
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Photo by Money Talks News / Shutterstock.com Hammers, chain saws, axes: all useful tools when used properly, and potentially dangerous as hell in untrained hands. Credit cards are the same: potentially a useful tool, but when used recklessly, the results can be devastating. When I was in college back in …
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[This is a paid article by Standard Chartered Bank.] When you think about the millennial lifestyle, your mind probably goes to all things digital. Our favourite radio station? Try Spotify. Favourite TV channel? More like Netflix. Our favourite way of shopping for things? Lazada or Shopee. How do we like …
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