Big Read: Undergrad interest in engineering, accountancy and humanities is dwindling. What will it mean for Singapore's future?
University enrolment in Singapore has always closely followed the country's economic priorities, but rapid technological change and an increasingly complex economic landscape have made admissions planning more challenging.
Big Read: From equipment manufacturing to data analysis and financing, countries big and small are getting into the new space race
As launch costs fall and satellite data becomes easier to analyse and access, space has become everyone's playground. As more countries in Southeast Asia angle for a slice of the pie in the sky, CNA TODAY looks into how Singapore's own astro ambitions match up.
Up Close: Apple wooed this Singapore engineer with gifts. He's moving on after 2 decades shaping iconic tech products
Singaporean engineer Mark Sin spent 22 years shaping Apple's hardware while rallying the Singaporean community in the San Francisco Bay Area as president of SingaporeConnect. Now, he is stepping away to explore a new chapter – and how he can give back to Singapore in new ways.
Ground Up: Bosses throwing whiteboard dusters – why some workers closed the door on SME employers
Current and former SME employees said that a lack of structure, professionalism and channels to raise complaints were commonplace.
Voices: Should you let AI manage your money? Here's why I'm not convinced
Are you feeding your financial data to AI, hoping it'll come up with groundbreaking insights? Financial blogger Dawn Cher says that while you can use AI to support your thinking, it should never replace your judgment.
Adulting: My family fell for a phishing scam – and found a buffet of niche insurance plans for everything from kids' illnesses to EV batteries
Protection against scams, dengue fever and the theft of high-end bicycles are among the insurance plans available in the market.
Mental Health Matters: When life's challenges crowd in, here's how to keep your emotions in check at work
Emotional regulation is not about pushing aside your feelings but rather about being to able to respond to high-pressure situations at work with intention rather than impulsively.
