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AI is already reshaping how work gets done in Singapore, with employees using it to create, produce and adapt faster than before. Cheryl Goh speaks with Chia Wee Luen, Managing Director, Microsoft Singapore to find out what an AI-powered workplace looks like today, whether organisations are keeping pace, and how workers can balance productivity with critical thinking.
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Drivers in Singapore may soon be committing an offence simply by holding their mobile devices while their vehicles are moving even when they are not using it. This is part of proposed changes to the country's road traffic laws introduced in Parliament on Tuesday. If the law is passed, Traffic Police will no longer need to prove that a driver was using the device. So, we ask – how does putting our phones away make us safer drivers? To find out, Andrea Heng speaks with CNA Reporter Noah Kong, Bernard Tay, President, Automobile Association of Singapore, and Nigel Sim, Head of TADA Singapore.
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On today's (9 July) markets analysis on Open For Business, Andrea Heng speaks with Jun Bei Liu, Founder and Lead Portfolio Manager, Ten Cap.
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Temasek Holdings’ net portfolio value increased by 10.5 per cent from a year ago to hit S$518 billion for the financial year ending 31 March. The growth was driven largely by the strong performance of Singapore-based listed companies in Temasek’s portfolio, as well as gains from divestments, despite ongoing volatility. Andrea Heng speaks with Associate Professor Nelson Lau, Nanyang Business School, NTU Singapore, to examine what the figure means and the challenges facing the state investor.
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Vivienne Ong-Lin is the founder of the Fuschia Lane fashion label and Nanyang Fashion Gallery, through which she researches, reinterprets, and promotes Nanyang fashion and culture. Vivienne shares how she left a stable career in 2006, and with just $500, became a fashion entrepreneur. With trademark tenacity and imagination, she turned early setbacks into success. Vivienne reflects on her journey and shares what she'd write in her letter to her younger self. Her husband and business partner, Gary Ong, also joins in the conversation.
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Drivers in Singapore could soon be committing an offence simply by holding a mobile communication device while their vehicle is moving, even if they are not using it. The proposed changes to the Road Traffic Act would also mean the Traffic Police would no longer have to prove that the driver was using the device. Daniel Martin speaks with Zachary Lim, Associate at IRB Law.
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As Singapore reviews its recycling goals, the bigger question is whether households and businesses are ready to do more for a cleaner, greener environment. Daniel Martin speaks with Rémi Cesaro, Founder and Executive Director of Zero Waste City.
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As Turf City in Bukit Timah makes way for a new housing estate, 22 heritage buildings are set to be conserved. But are gambling reminders heritage? Daniel Martin speaks with Professor Ho Puay Peng from the Department of Architecture at the NUS College of Design and Engineering. He is also the UNESCO Chair on Architectural Heritage Conservation and Management in Asia.
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As drinking habits shift across Asia Pacific, the conversation around alcohol is moving beyond consumption to harm reduction. Cheryl Goh speaks with Ludovic Ledru, Chairman of APISWA and CEO of Pernod Ricard Asia-Pacific to unpack APISWA’s latest report looks at how better data, clearer guidelines and stronger partnerships can support responsible drinking; while addressing risks such as binge drinking, drink-driving and underage access.
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Singapore’s rise as a wealth hub is not just about capital inflows. As financial activity becomes more complex, Cheryl Goh explores how the next phase of growth will depend on secure systems, disciplined research, strong algorithms and the talent to build institutional-grade financial technology from Singapore with John Gu, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Caladan, and Julia Zhou, President of Caladan.
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NATO leaders are gathering in Ankara for a pivotal summit overshadowed by the war in Ukraine, mounting pressure for higher defence spending and renewed tensions over US President Donald Trump's approach to the alliance. Andrea Heng and Hairianto Diman speak with Angela Mancini, Partner, Control Risks, to examine the key issues on the agenda and the challenges facing the alliance.
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On today's (8 July) markets analysis on Open For Business, Andrea Heng and Hairianto Diman speak with Michael Kelly, Global Head of Multi-Asset at PineBridge Investments.
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Trust is becoming a key driver of business performance. A new APAC study by Ogilvy and YouGov reveals that 93% of consumers quietly disengage from brands they no longer believe in, with nearly half stopping purchases altogether. Andrea Heng and Hairianto Diman dive deeper into the findings of the study and look at what this means for marketers, brand reputation and customer loyalty. For that, they speak with Q Akashah, Managing Director for PR, Influence and Social, Ogilvy Singapore & Malaysia.
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Singapore has signed its first bilateral space agency agreement with Japan. Why is Japan a key partner, and what can Singapore learn as it develops its own space ecosystem? Daniel Martin speaks with Lynette Tan, Founder and CEO of Space Faculty.
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The legal alcohol limit for drink-driving in Singapore could be slashed by more than half under a Bill introduced in Parliament today (7 July), as part of wider changes to tighten the country’s road traffic laws and strengthen enforcement. Daniel Martin speaks with Kevin Liew, Head of Crime Practice of GJC Law.
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Guest: Tan De Jun, Portfolio Manager, FSM Global
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Singapore’s Prime Minister Lawrence Wong and Indonesia’s President Prabowo Subianto have wrapped up their Leaders’ Retreat, with both sides looking to deepen cooperation across security, energy, sustainability, and economic ties. Daniel Martin speaks with Dr Oh Ei Sun, Principal Adviser at Pacific Research Centre of Malaysia and Senior Fellow at Singapore Institute of International Affairs.
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Pregnancy and postpartum recovery can bring changes in appetite, digestion, energy, movement and pain. Cheryl Goh unpacks how nutrition and physiotherapy can work together to support mothers through pregnancy, birth and the return to strength after delivery with Ellie Cheale, Dietitian and Head of Nutrition at UFIT, and Kimberly Song, Senior Physiotherapist at UFIT.
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A Hong Kong-born bakery concept has opened its first permanent Singapore home at Asia Square, bringing together Canadian, French, Italian and Hong Kong influences. Cheryl Goh speaks with Chef Domenico Giammarella, Chef-Owner of Mimmo Bakery Singapore to find out more about their menu spaning egg tarts and various viennoiserie and savoury dishes, served in a warm bakery-café space right in the heart of the CBD.
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