Pokémon Go in Singapore
The trend now is for people to go back to their daily lives of walking without switching the app on. Pokémon Go has given many
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SINGAPORE: Corporate Philanthropy—When a Company Truly Cares
Companies who do good and build a culture of giving back reap benefits like inspiring and engaging their staff, customers, suppliers and other stakeholders. –
Survival Guide for Festive Feasting—Dr Sebastian Liew
How can we enjoy ourselves while minimising – or even avoiding – the discomfort and fatigue associated with all the visitations and feasting? With the
Increasing Trend of Myopia in Singapore
Five stones, chapteh, congkak, goli (marbles) – these are the toys of yesteryear. In this digital era, tablets, mobile phones or laptops are the new
The Future: Making Singapore an Elder-Friendly Place
In a report released by the National Population and Talent Division in 2015, there are now 4.9 working adults supporting an elderly person as compared to
Bringing Singapore to the Global Choral Stage
(WATCH: Epoch Times spoke to Nelson Kwei, premier choral director) In 2004, the Singapore flag flew high and the national anthem rang out at the Choir Olympics award ceremony
Singapore: Securing Tomorrow’s Energy
Finding a green alternative to fossil fuels can never get this tough for Singapore – we can’t use wind turbines due to our low wind
CSR In Singapore
What is Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)? According to Financial Times, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a business approach that contributes to sustainable development by delivering economic,
Singapore: Why Philanthropy?
“It’s not just about being able to write a cheque. It’s being able to touch somebody’s life.” – Oprah Winfrey, Host, Actress, Producer and Philanthropist Philanthropy
Ageing Population in Singapore, a Challenge for Hospitals and Nurses
The ageing population in Singapore has created daunting challenges for its healthcare sector, and the impact is increasingly being felt today. According to a DBS
Reminiscing Singapore’s Yesteryear (1970s to 1980s)
In a recent Epoch Times interview, Terence Quek, CEO of Emergenetics International-Asia Pacific—a global, human capital company—shared some of his childhood stories and what it felt
Exclusive Interview With Gerard Ee – Corporate Social Responsibility: Doing Well by Doing Good
“CSR is quite different from charity. You are not just giving away, but you are actually helping to create an environment upon which you thrive
Has Cultural Marxism Spread to Singapore?
The concept of Cultural Marxism has been used everywhere, and there are differing opinions on what it’s about. Some say it’s a conspiracy theory, some say it doesn’t
Bring Your Ideas to Life with 3D Printing Studios Asia
You have printed documents in black and white or colour, but can you imagine printing a steak, a liveable house, rocket engine parts, prosthetic limbs,
Are Singaporeans Xenophobic?
SINGAPORE – In recent years, the use of the phrase “foreign talents” as an umbrella term for foreign nationals who are working in Singapore, some
Carousell—A Singapore Start Up
By Vibrant Dot Staff A meaningful life isn’t about acquiring money and other facilities; it’s about dedicating your life to helping others as much as
Malaysia and Singapore Vow to Strengthen Ties Amid Water Agreement Dispute
Malaysia’s Prime Minister, Mahathir Mohamad, vowed to strengthen ties with the nation’s “twin” as he officially called for a review of water sold to the
Giving Ex-Convicts A Second Chance
“I cannot smile,” quips Chef Benny Se Teo during a photoshoot with Epoch Times. Stern and stout, he exudes a ‘Da Ge’ (big brother) charisma.
Abigail Chay ‘To Be Loving To Others’
By Li Yen | Singaporean comedienne and actress Abigail Chay is famed for her role as Auntie Abigail in the Channel 5 sitcom Under One
2018 Christmas Light Decorations Around the World
You know Christmas when the streets take on an almost magical look with dazzling seasonal lights that turn festive moods on immediately. London, Paris, New
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