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Daily Cuts - Munich Security Conference Preview

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The Munich Security Conference kicks off today - and will be going on for the next 3 days. Joel Chua and Justine Moss get a preview of what's on the agenda with Klaus Larres, Distinguished Professor of History and International Affairs at UNC-Chapel Hill. He’s also Fellow at the Wilson Center in Washington, DC

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Daily Cuts - S1E294: Why Singapore’s small businesses are cheerful despite global economic headwinds

Small businesses matter, and so does their optimism in the grand scheme of things.  CNA938’s Stanley Leong and Tiffany Ang find out what support they need to grow and thrive in an uncertain environment from Julien Labruyere, Chief Executive Officer at Sleek

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Daily Cuts - S1E295: Eat, Drink, Singapore: How barrel-aged beer is different from your kopitiam beer

Have you heard about beer that’s been aged for some time in a wooden barrel? How does it taste, and where can you find some? CNA938’s Stanley Leong and Tiffany Ang got deep into the barrel with Will Julius, co-founder of Lion Brewery Co.

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Daily Cuts - S1E293: What you can learn from the collapse of banks

The financial markets are still nervous on the back of the fallout from bank failures in the US. What lessons can we glean from the crisis? CNA938’s Stanley Leong and Tiffany Ang find out from Don van Deventer, Managing Director of Risk Research and Quantitative Solutions at SAS Institute

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Daily Cuts - S1E292: A classic Peranakan cookbook's makeover

Singapore Today's Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Sharon Wee, Author of "Growing Up In A Nonya Kitchen: A Peranakan Family’s Food Memories of Singapore", about why her best-selling cookbook underwent a recent makeover.

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Daily Cuts - S1E291: Behind Tupperware's decline

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Melanie Oliveiro speak with James Fong, the Singapore Institute of Retail Studies' Head of Programmes, about leading plastic container brand Tupperware’s potential bankruptcy.

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