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AI and inflation are driving Singapore’s workplace anxiety. Employers are spending on the wrong fix
Oct 15, 2026

AI and inflation are driving Singapore’s workplace anxiety. Employers are spending on the wrong fix

Most Singapore office workers know the ritual. A message lands at 10.47pm. It is not urgent. You answer it within 90 seconds anyway, not because the work demands it, but because you want someone to no...

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Human rights: Lost in the “S” of ESG?
Oct 15, 2026

Human rights: Lost in the “S” of ESG?

Human rights are getting diluted or ignored in the oft-neglected “S” (social) of ESG, even though the rules for protecting them have been clear for a decade and a half. The 2011 UN Guiding Principles ...

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Institutional buyers face a massive test at the US$81,000 Bitcoin support level
Oct 15, 2026

Institutional buyers face a massive test at the US$81,000 Bitcoin support level

The cryptocurrency sector experienced a severe and sudden decline over the last 24 hours. Bitcoin fell 2.28 per cent to US$81,370.58. The broader digital asset ecosystem mirrored this downward traject...

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Every dashboard is green. So why can’t anyone say what worked?
Oct 15, 2026

Every dashboard is green. So why can’t anyone say what worked?

Here is an uncomfortable finding for anyone building a 2027 marketing plan this month: audiences are warming to advertising, and marketers are growing less sure that theirs works. That tension sits at...

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Southeast Asia’s funding winter is real. Its building winter isn’t
Oct 15, 2026

Southeast Asia’s funding winter is real. Its building winter isn’t

Every few weeks, another report tells the same story about Southeast Asian tech: capital has fled, deals have dried up, and the region’s startup engine has stalled. The most recent numbers make the ca...

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TalentHero, DeeMoney form Thai JV to connect hiring, payroll and payments
Oct 15, 2026

TalentHero, DeeMoney form Thai JV to connect hiring, payroll and payments

For many companies expanding into Southeast Asia, hiring is no longer the hardest part. The bigger challenge is often what comes after: setting up a local entity, complying with employment regulations...

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Cash-on-delivery is dying in Southeast Asia. Six different wallets are taking its place
Oct 15, 2026

Cash-on-delivery is dying in Southeast Asia. Six different wallets are taking its place

Southeast Asia’s online shoppers spent the better part of a decade being nudged to stop handing cash to the courier. They are finally listening, though not in any single, tidy way. Cash-on-delivery (C...

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Tokens are the wrong yardstick for AI agents, says JFrog’s Sunny Rao
Oct 15, 2026

Tokens are the wrong yardstick for AI agents, says JFrog’s Sunny Rao

Anyone who has spent 10 minutes pressing “0” to escape a voice bot knows how the last automation wave ended. Call centres were promised dramatic savings from IVRs and chatbots. Customers got phone tre...

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Samsung finally redesigned the SmartThings app to keep up with its 470 million users
Oct 15, 2026

Samsung finally redesigned the SmartThings app to keep up with its 470 million users

The interface change affects how information is presented and restores lost connections to its smart home appliances....

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Nvidia CEO says he would cut off buyers who build unsafe AI, bubble fears overdone
Oct 14, 2026

Nvidia CEO says he would cut off buyers who build unsafe AI, bubble fears overdone

Jensen Huang says AI itself can be used to safeguard and help contain the technology...

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