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Do Singapore students get enough rest during school holidays?

IN FOCUS: Do Singapore students get enough rest during school holidays? Term breaks are meant to give students time to rest and recharge. But with exams at the start of school terms or extra classes, assignments and tuition, do students get enough of a break?

Are Singaporeans losing their competitive edge by staying within their comfort zones?

Commentary: Are Singaporeans losing their competitive edge by staying within their comfort zones? When it comes to skills, Singaporeans have what it takes to be leaders. Why then aren’t there more Singaporeans heading global companies? Former McDonald’s China CEO Kenneth Chan weighs in.

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Temasek reports 5.2% drop in portfolio value; maintains cautious investment stance...

Temasek reports 5.2% drop in portfolio value; maintains cautious investment stance In its latest annual review, Singapore's state investor valued its net portfolio at S$382 billion (US$287 billion), down from last year's record S$403 billion.

Singaporean tech executive in US accuses ex-employer Meta of racial discrimination....

Singaporean tech executive in US accuses ex-employer Meta of racial discrimination Asian Americans are "stereotyped as the worker bee, unsuited for leadership", says Ms Vaishnavi Jayakumar in her complaint against Meta.

Transport Minister S Iswaran assisting in CPIB investigation, instructed to take leave of absence by PM Lee...

Transport Minister S Iswaran assisting in CPIB investigation, instructed to take leave of absence by PM Lee The case was uncovered by the anti-graft agency and Mr Iswaran has been instructed to take a leave of absence until the investigation is completed.

Commentary: Inequality fuelling the fire for Thailand’s political change...

Commentary: Inequality fuelling the fire for Thailand’s political change Thailand’s inequality problem is rooted in policies and institutions that existed before caretaker prime minister Prayut Chan-o-cha. Yet the recent years have played a big part in fuelling resentment of the military-backed government, says Thammasat University economist Thorn Pitidol.

Japan's Saizeriya avoids price hikes by eliminating free cheese...

Japan's Saizeriya avoids price hikes by eliminating free cheese Italian restaurant chain narrows takeout selection to focus on eat-in customers

M1 launches new eco-friendly 5G SIM card made from recycled materials The size of the new SIM card holder will also be halved, reducing the plastic used.

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