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Daily Cuts - Plans for Bayshore BTO projects unveiled

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There’s a new masterplan for Bayshore estate! National Development Minister Desmond Lee says Bayshore will yield 10,000 homes, 70% of which will be public housing. These estates will be walking distance to Bedok South and Bayshore MRT and it will be car-lite, with lots of walking and cycling paths. The first two BTO projects offering about 1,400 units will be launched in the second half of 2024. Dr Lee Nai Jia, Head of Real Estate Intelligence, Data and Software Solutions, PropertyGuru Group tells Arnold & Andrea how this compares with other BTO estates.

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Daily Cuts - How to smoothly shift careers

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Hui Wong speak with Theresa Shan, Managing Director of PURE Group, Singapore, about smoothly making a major career transition.

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Daily Cuts - Pros and cons of 'Dry Promotions'

Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Hui Wong speak with Paul Heng, Founder and Managing Director, Next Career Coaching Services, about the pros and cons of a 'dry promotion'. 

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Daily Cuts - Ice Ice Magic!

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Vinncent Guo, CEO, Apollo Entertainment Group, about Ice Magic, Asia's largest touring pop-up winter playground, which has returned to Singapore.

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Daily Cuts - Honouring Heroes through Asiapac Books

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Lim Li Kok, Managing Director and Founder of Asiapac Books, about the beginnings of the company, trends in the local publishing industry she's noticed over the past four decades, and how Asiapac Books uses comics as a tool for education.

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Daily Cuts - The rise of "grief-tech"

Navigating grief in this digital day and age. Andrea Heng and Felicia Nah explore the rise of “grief-tech” and its popularity with Keng Low, Founder and CEO of Liveful

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