Luckin, Tim Hortons: Is there still room in Singapore’s coffee scene?
With Singapore’s crowded coffee scene, new players may face steep competition from brands that have already established themselves, experts say.Continue Reading
With Singapore’s crowded coffee scene, new players may face steep competition from brands that have already established themselves, experts say.Continue Reading
Members of Parliament also highlighted the importance of lifelong learning and spoke against ageism against the elderly.Continue Reading
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal’s and Finance Minister Sergii Marchenko’s participation at the IMF and World Bank Spring Meetings last week in Washington in effect returned the multilateral organizations to their Bretton Woods origins, the 1944 agreement signed at a New Hampshire resort to rebuild the world economy after World War II. The International Monetary […]Continue Reading
Between 2020 and 2022, Singapore police investigated more than 19,000 money mules – but fewer than 250 cases were eventually prosecuted.Continue Reading
A leaked US government document alleged that Hikvision was likely enabling Chinese espionage.Continue Reading
CNA Lifestyle sat down with the star after he concluded the Singapore leg of his Fear And Dreams tour.Continue Reading
In the early days of a brutal 2021 military crackdown on anti-coup protesters in Myanmar, members of the nascent resistance movement began asking “how many dead bodies” it would take for the world community to act. More than two years on from a coup that installed military rule in the Southeast Asian country, pro-democracy protesters […]Continue Reading
Political tensions between Beijing and Washington have increased again after the Biden administration sanctioned 12 Chinese firms for shipments to Russia and two others for supplying chemicals illicitly used in Mexico to produce the opioid drug fentanyl for the US market. The US Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) last week amended […]Continue Reading
There is widespread scepticism that Malaysia Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s new coalition government will be able to bring reform to the country’s smorgasbord of government-linked companies that have become central to Malaysia’s highly politicised economy, says CNA’s Leslie Lopez.Continue Reading
One company is encouraging employees to work from home until the end of April after many of its staff members fell ill over the past month.Continue Reading
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