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What makes a good job? Feeling that you matter
Commentary

What makes a good job? Feeling that you matter

While pay and career growth are important, feeling valued by managers is crucial for employee engagement. Research shows that leadership quality significantly impacts workplace satisfaction, as employees thrive when they feel their contributions matter and they are treated with genuine respect.
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New York prepares for Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce wedding
International

New York prepares for Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce wedding

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are reportedly preparing for their wedding this week at New York’s Madison Square Garden. Despite tight secrecy, signs of preparations and increased security suggest a star-studded ceremony will take place at the iconic venue this Friday.
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Oppressive heat broils US during World Cup, July Fourth
International

Oppressive heat broils US during World Cup, July Fourth

Extreme heat and humidity are gripping the United States, with 46 million people under alerts. As the nation hosts the World Cup and prepares for its 250th anniversary, cities are implementing cooling measures to protect residents from this severe, climate-driven heat wave.
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Trump defends earning more than $1 billion on crypto
International

Trump defends earning more than $1 billion on crypto

US President Donald Trump defended earning over $1 billion from cryptocurrency ventures in 2025. He dismissed conflict-of-interest concerns, claiming his finances are managed by blind trusts and that his wealth growth reflects broader market success during his presidency.
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A bankrupt cannot remove trustee simply because their relationship soured: High Court
Singapore

A bankrupt cannot remove trustee simply because their relationship soured: High Court

Singapore’s High Court rejected a bankrupt man’s request to remove his private trustee due to a poor working relationship. The court ruled he lacked legal standing and failed to meet the high threshold required to challenge a trustee’s professional decisions.
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More S’pore residents have no religion in 2025 than in 2020
Singapore

More S’pore residents have no religion in 2025 than in 2020

Singapore's non-religious population rose from 20% in 2020 to 23.9% in 2025. Major faiths like Buddhism, Christianity, and Islam all declined significantly according to the latest survey data. Hinduism was the only religion noted to slightly increase its share among residents.
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How East Coast Park will be affected by Long Island works from end-2026
Singapore

How East Coast Park will be affected by Long Island works from end-2026

Preparatory reclamation for Long Island begins end-2026, impacting East Coast Park. Sea sports are restricted in Phase 1, but alternative sites are available until at least 2029. Fishing and land activities remain generally accessible despite potential disruptions.
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Thousands from Philippine sect protest pro-Duterte senator's graft case
Commentary

Thousands from Philippine sect protest pro-Duterte senator's graft case

Thousands of Iglesia Ni Cristo members protested in Manila against the potential arrest of Senator Rodante Marcoleta. The protest follows charges of graft related to undeclared campaign funds, highlighting the sect's political influence and deep ties to the Duterte dynasty.
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Commentary: Will US-Iran talks bring about new trade routes for India and China?
Commentary

Commentary: Will US-Iran talks bring about new trade routes for India and China?

The US-Iran deal could reopen new trade routes for Asia. For India and China, stable energy flows through the Gulf are vital. The outcome depends on whether Iran becomes a usable hub or remains an economic risk zone.
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Why three doctors who paid themselves low salaries to dodge taxes failed to convince the courts
Singapore

Why three doctors who paid themselves low salaries to dodge taxes failed to convince the courts

Three doctors attempting to minimize taxes via complex corporate structures lost their High Court appeal. IRAS ruled the arrangement was artificial, noting that low salaries and excessive dividends lacked genuine commercial rationale.
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Think-tank claiming to be Singapore-based used AI profiles to target analysts, intelligence community
Asia

Think-tank claiming to be Singapore-based used AI profiles to target analysts, intelligence community

A fake Singapore-based think-tank used AI-generated profiles to target security analysts and intelligence personnel, attempting to gather sensitive information through deceptive recruitment and professional outreach.
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OCBC consumer banking chief Sunny Quek aims to double wealth business by 2029
Finance

OCBC consumer banking chief Sunny Quek aims to double wealth business by 2029

OCBC aims to double its wealth business by 2029. This pivot relies on a new "whole-of-wealth" committee structure, integrating banking, insurance, and private wealth. The bank leverages regional expansion and digital tools for sustainable growth.
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