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CNA938 Rewind - It may spit but it's more shy, and the Black Spitting Cobra is actually native to SG #SGToday

CNA938 Rewind

A highly-venomous black spitting cobra remains elusive, after being spotted in Serangoon Gardens. What could be bringing these native snakes into our neighbourhoods, and what to do if you encounter one? Daniel Martin finds out more from Kannan Raja, President, Herpetological Society of Singapore.

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CNA938 Rewind - Market Watch (16/10): Is Singapore seeing a genuine economic boom? #SGToday

Singapore exports exploded by 68.4 per cent in September, completely smashing forecasts. Is Singapore in a genuine economic boom, or is this number being inflated by a few volatile sectors? Daniel Martin finds out more from Adam Ahmad Samdin, Senior Economist, Oxford Economics -- along with other developments.

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CNA938 Rewind - Tech Talk: Apple wants into your Smart Home. But is there room for another ecosystem? #SGToday

This past week, Apple launched a Home-Hub and accessory line-up for the smart home. For years though, Singaporeans have been building their smart homes, one gadget at a time. Smart lights, digital locks, security cameras and air-conditioning controls. And with affordable devices from Chinese brands which often run on different architectures, like Tuya to work with Google Home. Would it be too problematic to switch for the current home-owner? Has Apple let too much time pass in the Smart-Home space? Daniel Martin finds out from Zulhilmy Azrin, Smart Home Consultant, & Founder ‘Haiteku Home’ (a boutique Smart Living design agency).

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CNA938 Rewind - Stock take today: Wall Street rebounds as inflation concerns and AI volatility persist

On today's (16 Oct) markets analysis on Open For Business, Hairianto Diman and Andrea Heng speak with King Lip, Chief Strategist and Partner, BakerAvenue Wealth Management

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CNA938 Rewind - Is Southeast Asia swapping its oil dependence for a battery dependence?

South-East Asia is investing heavily in renewable energy and battery storage to strengthen energy security. But much of the technology comes from China, raising concerns about a new form of dependence. Hairianto Diman and Andrea Heng examine whether the region's clean-energy transition is creating fresh supply-chain vulnerabilities and what ASEAN can do to reduce them with 

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CNA938 Rewind - Cloud seeding to reduce haze: How it works, effectiveness and risks

As haze affects parts of Southeast Asia, cloud seeding is being considered as a way to encourage rainfall and improve air quality. Hairianto Diman and Andrea Heng explain how the technology works, what chemicals are used, whether it can lower pollution levels and what we know about its environmental impact with Khor Yu-Leng, Senior Research Fellow, Singapore Institute of International Affairs and Political Analyst, Segi Enam Advisors 

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