Big Read: Would Singapore's culture of competitiveness stand in the way of a 'we first' society?
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong's call for a "we first" society has sparked conversations about the need for more inclusivity and solidarity. However, Singapore's culture of competitiveness may stand in the way unless structural changes are made, observers say.
Quantum computing may sound like science fiction but here's why we need to take it seriously
It may take up to two decades before quantum computing's potential is realised, but countries and corporations are investing heavily in this potentially game-changing technology so that they can be ahead of the pack.
The 29-year-old who spent 12 years grappling with a hair-pulling disorder and finally shaved it all off
Since the age of 17, Ms Lynette Kua has grappled with a hair-pulling disorder. She tells CNA TODAY how it's given her a new outlook on beauty and identity.
Ground Up: 'You'll never remove 100%': Facing hard facts while tackling Singapore's persistent rat population
From coffee shops in Hougang to the rubbish bins of Pasir Ris West, rats are a familiar sight. While residents and stall owners have largely learnt to live with the rodents, town councils say that they are stepping up with new campaigns and routines to control the rat population.
I used to think my mum had no dreams of her own. Now I see that she set them aside for me
Growing up, Ms Jasmine Ng never gave much thought to the sacrifices her stay-home mother made to raise her. But that changed when they found a new shared purpose in their business together.
How to manage interns without losing your sanity or your whole morning
Interns should relieve stress, not add to it. Here's how to manage them well and make their tenure work for everyone.
Does reading self-help books really improve your life?
Self-help books are wildly popular, but it's important to choose authors with expertise in their field, and to select the right one for your particular season of life, experts said.
