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Life coach Jay Shetty’s podcast series discusses life, work and love (Photo: Getty Images)

From better sleep to winning strategies: 7 podcasts all leaders need to listen

NewJeans YouTube livestream demanding Hybe reinstate Min Hee-jin as CEO (Photo: screenshot from YouTube)

NewJeans’ YouTube livestream shows how K-pop idols are striving for autonomy over their careers

Microsoft Malaysia’s Laurence Si on where he hopes to take the company next

WASHINGTON, DC - OCTOBER 30: Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai departs federal court on October 30, 2023 in Washington, DC. Pichai testified on Monday to defend his company in the largest antitrust case since the 1990s. The U.S. government is seeking to prove that Alphabet's Google Inc. maintains an illegal monopoly in the online search business. The trial is expected to last into November. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

Google is a monopolist. What does that mean for all of us?

These are the people behind Asia’s most popular restaurants and bars

(Photo: Earthkind and Cloop)

This Singapore fashion startup is fighting fashion waste on multiple fronts

These are the four drivers of innovation in Southeast Asia in 2024

Ecuador is one of several nations which have a right to a healthy environment in its constitution. It recognises the right of nature itself (Pacha Mama) to ‘integral respect for its existence and for the maintenance and regeneration of its life cycles, structure, functions and evolutionary processes’. (Photo: Unsplash)

The ‘new’ human right to a healthy environment is being taken to court—and that may be a good thing

Gold medalist Maisie Summers-Newton from UK poses with sliver medalist Liu Daomin from China and bronze medalist Ng Check-yan from Hong Kong on the podium after winning the para swimming women's 100 breastroke SB6 event in the Paris 2024 Summer Paralympic Games (Photo: Getty Images)

Dark humour? Videos on Paralympics social media spark debate over promotion approach

Carla Martinesi, a Tatler Gen.T Leader of Tomorrow 2023, founded Chomp, an app which connects consumers with more than 250 F&B outlets that have leftover food, in 2021 (Photo: Carla Martinesi)

Chomp’s Carla Martinesi on how her family’s love for food inspired her to find a creative solution to Hong Kong’s waste problem

Henson Tsai, a Gen.T Leader of Tomorrow 2023, is the founder and CEO of SleekFlow, a tech startup which offers an omnichannel conversational AI suite for businesses (Photo: SleekFlow)

Perseverance, not luck, is the key to business success, says SleekFlow’s CEO after raising US$15M

Alta’s co-founder and CEO Kelvin Lee on financial innovation and bridging the wealth gap

When you save the ocean, you save the people, says this accidental marine conservationist

Australia's Madison de Rozario (left) and the United States' Anjali Forber-Pratt at the 2012 Summer Paralympic Games in London at the end of the women's T53 100m race. In the background are Jessica Cooper Lewis of Bermuda (back left with multi-coloured suit) and Anita Fordjour of Ghana (white vest). (Photo: Australian Paralympic Committee via Wikimedia Commons)

The Paralympics highlights the importance of equal access to assistive technology

Chew Tee-Ming co-founded Mito Health in June 2023 with Kenneth Lou, Joel Kek and Ryan Ware to offer more comprehensive and individualised health screenings (Photo: Darren Gabriel Leow)

The Singapore startup using AI to transform traditional health screenings

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