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Sep 28, 2026

The readiness gap: Why some businesses move ahead while others stand still

The Singapore Business Federation is helping companies move from uncertainty to action through its Future Ready Business (FRB) platform, comprising five products:...


Sep 28, 2026

Sushi wars roll into America as Japan’s top chains face off

As Sushiro re-enters the US, it joins a crowded market where sushi trade has grown more mature in recent years


Sep 28, 2026

From wildcard to champion: Dominant Leylah Fernandez wins Singapore tennis crown in style

The tournament will return to The Kallang in 2027 as part of a three-year agreement with the WTA Tour


Plane with 296 people on board forced to land in Portugal as smoke appears in cabin
Sep 28, 2026

Plane with 296 people on board forced to land in Portugal as smoke appears in cabin

A Boston-bound Delta Air Lines jet made an emergency landing in Porto, Portugal, on Sept. 27 after smoke appeared in the passenger cabin, sending four passengers to a hospital.


Sabah police recommend deferring gospel singer Israel Houghton's concert
Sep 28, 2026

Sabah police recommend deferring gospel singer Israel Houghton's concert

Suggestion comes amid concerns over artist's name, Israel stance.


Vietnamese artist shines in first solo exhibition in China
Sep 28, 2026

Vietnamese artist shines in first solo exhibition in China

The exhibition marks the Vietnamese artist’s first solo exhibition in China and runs from August 28 to October 31 at Almine Rech gallery in Shanghai.


Trump's granddaughter welcomes Xi in Mandarin, 9 years after singing a Chinese folk song for him
Sep 28, 2026

Trump's granddaughter welcomes Xi in Mandarin, 9 years after singing a Chinese folk song for him

Arabella Kushner, U.S. President Donald Trump's 15-year-old granddaughter, greeted Chinese President Xi Jinping in Mandarin at the White House last week, nine years after she first sang for the Chinese leader.


Azalina: No point in FOI law if it becomes 'Control of Information Bill'
Sep 28, 2026

Azalina: No point in FOI law if it becomes 'Control of Information Bill'

Govt must ensure proposed law serves its purpose, minister says.


Southeast Asia’s falling literacy: can cash and gamification fix it?
Sep 28, 2026

Southeast Asia’s falling literacy: can cash and gamification fix it?

Singaporean Najwa Alhabshi remembers spending her teenage years poring over literary classics such as F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby and George Orwell’s 1984. The books introduced her to ideologies, philosophies and the American dream while expanding her vocabulary. But as work commitments grew, the pages of her books started yellowing. Finding time to read became harder, and her smartphone screen eventually took over. “I think I just fell out of reading,” the 35-year-old tutor said....


Sep 28, 2026

SGX Cares’ 2026 charity futsal raises S$150,000

The funds will support single-parent families, seniors, children with developmental needs and more


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