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As more pre-school owners in S’pore look to sell, buyers give centres a new life

As more pre-school owners in S’pore look to sell, buyers give centres a new life

Singapore pre-school owners increasingly sell due to costs and retirement, yet buyers—including parents—revive centres, ensuring continuity for children.

In Islamophobic rant, Trump seeks to stir Republican base in Michigan

In Islamophobic rant, Trump seeks to stir Republican base in Michigan

Trump stokes Islamophobia at Michigan rally, falsely labeling Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed a jihadist to rally Republicans ahead of midterms.

US, dozens of countries warn of Sudan famine risk, urge aid

US, dozens of countries warn of Sudan famine risk, urge aid

The US and dozens of countries warn of famine risk in Sudan, urging conflict parties to remove aid obstacles and the world to increase funding.

JYP Entertainment soars 10% on reports of tender offer plan to buy up to half of firm

JYP Entertainment soars 10% on reports of tender offer plan to buy up to half of firm

JYP Entertainment shares surged 10% after reports of a tender offer plan to acquire up to half of the company.

South Korea's economy grows faster than expected in third quarter

South Korea's economy grows faster than expected in third quarter

South Korea's economy grew faster than expected in the third quarter, according to estimates, signaling stronger momentum than forecast.

Oil rises slightly as diplomacy hopes counter renewed Houthi attacks

Oil rises slightly as diplomacy hopes counter renewed Houthi attacks

Oil prices edged higher as renewed Houthi attacks threatened supply, but optimism over diplomatic efforts tempered gains, keeping increases modest.

The digital army that catapulted Lula to victory in Brazil

The digital army that catapulted Lula to victory in Brazil

Lula's WhatsApp network grew to 10 million supporters, powering his unexpected Brazil election win over Flavio Bolsonaro and blocking the Bolsonaro family's return.

Australia warns of ‘unprecedented’ AI threat

Australia warns of ‘unprecedented’ AI threat

Australia’s cyber agency warns AI poses an “unprecedented” threat, enabling hackers and state actors to attack faster and at greater scale; it urges users to update and harden systems.

Japan's trend inflation index hits 3-year high, cements case for BOJ rate hike

Japan's trend inflation index hits 3-year high, cements case for BOJ rate hike

Japan’s trend inflation index reached a three-year high, strengthening the case for the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates.

Japan's September corporate services prices rise 3.7% yr/yr

Japan's September corporate services prices rise 3.7% yr/yr

Japan’s corporate services prices rose 3.7% year on year in September, according to the latest data.

Average price of petrol during Trump’s term now exceeds Biden’s, as midterms loom

Average price of petrol during Trump’s term now exceeds Biden’s, as midterms loom

Average US petrol prices under Trump's second term slightly exceeded Biden's, driven by wars squeezing supplies, hurting Trump's approval as midterms near.

Spain relaxes initial proposal for data-center rules

Spain relaxes initial proposal for data-center rules

Spain has relaxed its initial proposal for data-center rules.