HONG KONG, Aug 4, 2021 – (ACN Newswire via SEAPRWire.com) – The automotive industry is at a crossroads. Traditional automakers, or original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), are in the midst of a tsunami that not all of them will survive. What will be the reason for their demise? Besides the transition from internal combustion engine (ICE)... » read more
TOKYO (REUTERS) – Simone Biles likely hit the “reset” button and got back to basics before feeling ready to return to action at the Tokyo Olympics where she took a pause to focus on her mental health, a sports psychologist said on Monday (Aug 2). Biles sent a shock through the Olympics when she withdrew... » read more
SINGAPORE – A 43-year-old Indian national who had been discharged from hospital on April 6 after being deemed to be no longer infectious has been identified as a likely case of reinfection. He then infected two others. The two cases he has been linked to are an accountant, 41, and her husband, a 44-year-old restaurant... » read more
SINGAPORE – A landmark study here has found that children whose parents have had criminal convictions are significantly more likely to get into trouble with the law themselves. Specifically, children whose parents were convicted for their offences are about three times as likely to have been convicted of an offence themselves. Please subscribe or log... » read more
SINGAPORE – Working full time at the age of 93 is pretty much unheard of, but it is even more remarkable when you are a doctor running a clinic five-and-a-half days a week. Staying active in his chosen profession is obviously a bracing tonic for Dr George Khoo Swee Tuan, who is very likely Singapore’s... » read more
Good morning! Here are our top stories to kick-start your Wednesday, Dec 9. Suspected Covid-19 case on Royal Caribbean cruise to nowhere, ship returns to Singapore mid-sail Guests have been told to remain in their rooms for the journey back. READ MORE HERE 3 bars and pubs to reopen for 2 months under nightlife sector pilot... » read more
SINGAPORE – The road to recovery for the labour market is likely to be slow and uneven, with resident unemployment rates taking a longer time to reach pre-crisis levels compared to during the global financial crisis, said the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). In its review of the macroeconomic situation released on Wednesday (Oct 28),... » read more