Big Read: Down but not out, Singapore's ageing strata-titled malls still have life in them
Strata-titled malls face unique structural challenges, from fragmented ownership to slow decision-making, making them harder to refresh than single-owner malls.
Big Read: How ube became the new matcha, and what it means for farmers when a crop goes viral
Consumers may jump on new food trends overnight, but farmers do not have that flexibility when they are faced with limited land, environmental regulations and the challenge of reshaping their land to grow a new crop, which can take months.
Up Close: The Google exec who axed her fairytale Bali wedding and braved Tinder, therapy and heartbreak to find love again in Singapore
Mira Sumanti is a top Google executive by day but for many nights, she poured her heart into a tell-all book about navigating heartache, depression and many Tinder rebounds.
Ground Up: 'I couldn’t say no' - pressure tactics, face-to-face consults make it hard for consumers to refuse prepaid beauty packages
From pressured sales pitches mid-treatment to difficulties in booking appointments, complaints against Singapore's beauty industry remain persistently high, revealing gaps in consumer protection.
Voices: Taking MCs too often? This is what it signals to your boss
Medical leave may be a right, but absences still affect teams, workloads and how performance is assessed, much as falling sick is not something one can control.
What to do when you're in love but your partner's parents aren't in love with you
Relationship experts said that when parents disapprove of a partner, it can sometimes say more about their own long-standing beliefs and expectations than about the partner.
Mental Health Matters: How to turn your inner critic into a 'good servant' instead of a 'bad master'
Mental health professionals stressed that self-compassion is key to managing one's inner critical voice, encouraging people to treat themselves with the same objectivity and kindness they would offer a friend.
