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The Car Expo and Lifestyle Edit are set to offer a high-octane and comprehensive lifestyle shopping destination at Singapore Expo this month
Oct 16, 2026

The Car Expo and Lifestyle Edit are set to offer a high-octane and comprehensive lifestyle shopping destination at Singapore Expo this month

The upsized Car Expo returns to Singapore Expo with more than 50 car brands, now with a tech and home lifestyle extension, plus great deals and prizes to take home!...

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Huawei MatePad Air hands-on: Great battery life and display in a slim, lightweight package
Oct 16, 2026

Huawei MatePad Air hands-on: Great battery life and display in a slim, lightweight package

The Huawei MatePad Air has a generous 12-inch display, but it’s only 5.3mm thin....

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SK hynix showcases next-generation AI memory technologies beyond HBM
Oct 16, 2026

SK hynix showcases next-generation AI memory technologies beyond HBM

SK hynix said Friday that it has showcased its next-generation artificial intelligence (AI) memory technologies aimed at expanding the boundaries of AI infrastructure beyond conventional high-bandwidt...

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Ecosystem Roundup: Singapore’s always-on workers are performing to an empty room
Oct 16, 2026

Ecosystem Roundup: Singapore’s always-on workers are performing to an empty room

Singapore’s office workers answer a 10.47pm message within 90 seconds to prove their commitment. Their bosses barely notice. The Jobstreet by SEEK Singapore Workplace Culture Study 2026, which surveye...

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The US$82,000 Illusion: Why Bitcoin still trades like a traditional tech stock
Oct 16, 2026

The US$82,000 Illusion: Why Bitcoin still trades like a traditional tech stock

Bitcoin currently trades at US$82,231.14, reflecting a 0.65 per cent gain over the last 24 hours. This movement mirrors a broader 0.84 per cent rise in the total crypto market capitalisation. Having o...

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Hong Kong builds a test track for robots that keep failing outside the lab
Oct 16, 2026

Hong Kong builds a test track for robots that keep failing outside the lab

Every humanoid robot looks brilliant in a launch video. The trouble begins on an ordinary weekday in a warehouse, when a parcel arrives in a shape nobody trained the machine for, a forklift reverses w...

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Why a small Gulf currency matters for Partior’s Southeast Asian ambitions
Oct 16, 2026

Why a small Gulf currency matters for Partior’s Southeast Asian ambitions

The National Bank of Bahrain (NBB) has signed a memorandum of understanding with blockchain settlement network Partior to study whether the Bahraini dinar (BHD) can be settled on the Singaporean firm’...

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Your ESOP is a fundraising document.  Most founders treat it as a HR perk
Oct 16, 2026

Your ESOP is a fundraising document. Most founders treat it as a HR perk

Almost every founder I meet reaches the same conclusion at roughly the same moment. You cannot outbid a funded competitor on salary, so you give people a stake in the outcome instead. The logic is sou...

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Employers are buying AI tools. Their managers are being left behind
Oct 16, 2026

Employers are buying AI tools. Their managers are being left behind

Thirty-seven per cent. Eleven per cent. Those two numbers, tucked deep inside Jobstreet by SEEK’s Singapore Workplace Culture Study 2026, may say more about the region’s productivity problem than any ...

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Before you use predictive AI, decide what decision it should change
Oct 16, 2026

Before you use predictive AI, decide what decision it should change

A lot of startup advice about predictive AI starts too early. It starts with the model, the tool, the data stack, or the dashboard. Those things matter, but they are not the first question. The first ...

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