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Australian trainer busy at sales, catching positive wave sweeping Selangor Turf Club

Telemedicine Conduct sessions on a platform under MOH control

I refer to the article \"MaNaDr Clinic's licence to be revoked by MOH, 41 doctors being investigated, 7 sacked\" (Oct 24).

38 Oxley Road ● Create virtual tour to preserve the site digitally

While I see valid points on both sides of the 38 Oxley Road debate, I lean towards respecting Mr Lee Kuan Yew's wish for demolition (Lee Hsien Yang's claim on 38 Oxley Road inaccurate, creates false urgency for demolition: Govt, Oct 25).

Filial piety ● Be more grateful to our grandparents

I refer to the article by Mr Shawn Hoo: \"Viewpoint: How to make a million memories with grandma while she's alive\" (Oct 19). It resonated with me on a personal level.

Disappointed by results of renovation at hawker centre

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International cooperation vital when crooks play 'Catch Me If You Can' across borders

Mutual assistance and coordinated action by prosecuting authorities go a long way in the fight against transnational crime.

After a disastrous election, more troubles loom for Japan's LDP

The prospect of rainbow coalition governments and a return to short-term prime ministers seems a distinct possibility.

SumikoAt60: Can't sleep? Try the '4-7-8' and leaves on a stream' techniques

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia, or CBT-I, is the first line of treatment for those who struggle to fall asleep.

Information time bombs: Foreign actors flying local colours

Regulation alone won't stop hostile information campaigns. Singaporeans need to know who's pulling the strings and think twice about what they read and share.

S'pore to invest another $440m to boost deep tech start-up growth

This expands govt funding under scheme that backs such start-ups to over $1 billion

In Philippines, early AI adoption in customer service sign of things to come

Some workers will survive through a mix of skill, grit and luck, but many are less fortunate.

Hedge funds sold yen just before election catapulted Japan risk

TOKYO - Hedge funds turned bearish on the yen in the week before Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party failed to gain a majority at a general election, threatening to amplify losses in the currency.

25% of board directors at top SGX-listed firms now women

A quarter of board directors for the top 100 companies listed on the Singapore Exchange are now women, crossing the 25 per cent mark ahead of 2025, according to mid-year data from the Council for Board Diversity (CBD).

Should shareholders of Dyna-Mac accept Hanwha's new offer for controlling stake?

There are risks to holding the shares in the light of recent developments, experts note

China's central bank adds new policy tool to manage liquidity

BEIJING - China's central bank is expanding its monetary policy toolkit to get a better handle on liquidity in the financial system as it seeks to add more levers for fine-tuning the economy.

Hong Kong home sales pick up but still face headwinds

Hong Kong's home sales uptick is expected to struggle with momentum due to the city's weak economic outlook and elevated interest rates.

HK lists Al, crypto moves to retain business edge

HONG KONG - Hong Kong outlined its first policy guidelines dedicated to the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in finance and floated a tax break for virtual assets, part of efforts to promote itself as an Asian business centre.

HK stock exchange launches cryptocurrency benchmark

Index will provide real-time prices in Asian time zone as demand for such data rises

London job vacancies stuck below pre-Covid-19 levels, new data shows

Lower footfall due to hybrid work causing some services sector jobs to be lost forever

Olympus CEO exits after allegation he bought illegal drugs

TOKYO - Olympus pushed out its chief executive after investigating an allegation he purchased illegal drugs, a stunning exit for the German native after less than two years at the helm.

Boeing plans to raise $20b to boost liquidity amid crippling strike

Boeing is planning to launch a capital-raising exercise as early as Oct 28, according to people familiar with the matter, in an offering that would help the beleaguered airplane maker boost its liquidity.

Singapore shares fall, bucking gains across regional bourses

• STI dips 0.3% to 3,584.08, with Seatrium the biggest loser • Decliners beat advancers 278 to 230 across broader market • Indexes in Japan, Australia, Shanghai, South Korea up

Get discount on unsold food, help reduce waste via new app

Yindii lets users order 'surprise bag' and get 50%-80% off retail price at day's end

Inappropriate MediShield Life claims: Doc's suspension reduced

Surgical oncologist Melissa Teo, who was suspended for six months from MediShield Life and MediSave accreditation in August, has had her suspension cut by two months. She was suspended for making \"severe non-compliance\" claims against MediSave or MediShield Life, including Integrated Shield Plans.

Clementi stabbing: Man accused of killing grassroots volunteer taken to crime scene

The suspect in the case of a fatal stabbing in Clementi was escorted to the crime scene on Oct 28.

'Sticker aunties' make kids smile at Stadium MRT station

Among the children who take a train at Stadium MRT station, Madam Ayati Hassan and Madam Marfadina Mohamed Nossi are known as the \"sticker aunties\".

ST Explains How Sisters' Islands Marine Park is bringing science from lab to life

The Sisters' Islands Marine Park, which reopened to the public on Oct 28, is not just a place to bring people closer to Singapore's underwater life.

FairPrice Group trials self-driving cargo vehicles on public roads

Use of such vehicles is expected to lower the group's emissions, improve its productivity

As US election nears, Ukraine's allies worry about what comes next

WASHINGTON - Russia continues a slow, grinding advance across the entire front line in Ukraine as a close US election looms, the result of which will have major repercussions for Kyiv's ability to fight back.