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CNA938 Rewind - #TalkBack ~ When grooming turns tragic; are our pets really safe?

CNA938 Rewind

Investigations are being conducted into an incident involving a pet groomer along Tanjong Katong Road, following the death of a dog that was allegedly left unattended. Could more be done to prevent similar tragic outcomes from reoccurring in future, and are new tech to enhance grooming services risky? Daniel Martin discusses further with Natalie Chan, Deputy Executive Director, SPCA.

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CNA938 Rewind - Eat, Drink, Singapore - Bringing Italian hospitality to St Regis’ Sophia

A new chapter of Italian dining unfolds in St Regis’ Sophia. Hui Wong speaks with Mr Angelo Sergio, Chef de Cuisine of Sophia and Mr Sushant Rege, Director of F&B at St Regis on how Sophia brings the cuisine and traditions of 11 different regions of Italy right here in Singapore.

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CNA938 Rewind - When food reviews hurt: How honest should they be?

When a food review goes viral, it can make or break a business. But where’s the line between fair feedback and hurtful commentary? Andrea Heng and Hairianto Diman speak with a Chef Damian D’ Silva, Owner of Rempapa on how he deals with criticism, what goes on behind the kitchen doors after a bad review, and how the digital age is changing the way we taste — and talk about — food.

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CNA938 Rewind - Mind Your Money - In the business of cleaning Singapore’s Longkangs

No future as a longkang or drain cleaner? Shaik Nifael was not deterred by the ack of prestige, recognition and social acceptance – and instead established Jetters Incz, a sanitation company. Hui Wong speaks with him and how he established Singapore’s least glamorous but most vital kind of work.

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CNA938 Rewind - Parents, pause! Unsafe baby gear sold online – how to protect your child?

Singapore’s consumer watchdog has found that 17 out of 22 baby-products sampled online — including cots, strollers and children’s accessories from popular platforms — failed to meet safety standards. Common hazards include cot sides too low or prone to collapse, stroller frames or wheels that break or pinch, and accessories with detachable parts or button batteries accessible to children. Andrea Heng and Hairianto Diman look at the measures parents can take to ensure the baby items bought are safe with Beatrice Wong, Director, Product Safety, Weights and Measures, Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCS)

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CNA938 Rewind - Stock take today: Trump’s tariff u-turn, Fed split, ringgit shines

On the daily markets analysis on Open For Business, Andrea Heng and Hairianto Diman speak with Heng Koon How, Head of Markets Strategy at UOB

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