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CNA938 Rewind - Crocheting For Mental Wellness with Celeb Couple Rachel Wan and Edwin Goh

In ‘Made in SG’, Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Singaporean celebrity couple and business partners Edwin Goh and Rachel Wan. Goh and Wan, who are co-founders of their crochet and yarn business The Club Made, will talk about how they’re involved in electricity retailer Geneco’s latest mental wellness campaign, ‘Begin Again’. They’ll discuss their own mental health journeys and how they’ve created a collection of nine original crochet pieces, each representing a different stage of emotional growth and renewal.

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CNA938 Rewind - Hormuz talks with Iran and Gulf states postponed

The Middle East conflict dominated discussions at the BRICS summit in New Delhi over the weekend. But efforts to ease tensions around the Strait of Hormuz have hit another hurdle. A meeting between Iran and Gulf Arab states in Oman, scheduled for Monday, has now been postponed. Elakeyaa Selvaraji and Hairianto Diman speak with Nader Hashemi, Associate Professor of Middle East and Islamic Politics, Georgetown University, for the latest.

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CNA938 Rewind - Stock take today: Asian dividend resilience, elevated bond yields, shareholder return reforms

On today's (14 Sep) markets analysis on Open For Business, Hairianto Diman and Elakeyaa Selvaraji speak with Christina Woon, Head of Core and Income Equities, Eastspring Investments

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CNA938 Rewind - ChatGPT's viral 80s image trend: What's the cost of AI photos?

Social media users are transforming selfies into 1980s-style portraits using generative AI. But behind every image is real computing infrastructure consuming electricity and water. Hairianto Diman and Elakeyaa Selvaraji unpack how much energy AI image generation can use and why viral trends magnify the environmental impact with Ian Chew, Founder, Greenie Web

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CNA938 Rewind - #TalkBack: Auctions; good bargains or not for the every-man?

Hundreds of luxury goods forfeited in Singapore’s $3 billion money laundering case have been up for auction and they’re just the first batch, with more auctions to follow through May next year.From designer handbags to fine jewellery and, later, luxury watches, perhaps all this has got you wondering whether there’s a bargain to be found. Daniel Martin discusses further with Jonathan Tee, Founder and CEO, Passions Auctions.

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