The family-run establishment, known for its old-school Cantonese fare and popularity among airline crew, says there is no successor to continue the business.

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Straits Times Singapore

askST Jobs: I’ve worked only in my family business. Can I still move into the corporate world?

Employers may focus less on titles and more on transferable skills, scope and adaptability.

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Straits Times Singapore·curriculum

Living with AI: What is Singapore’s strategy to stand out in the global AI race?

There's been a broad national push to attain AI literacy, to ensure Singaporeans and businesses don’t get left behind.

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CNA Singapore

The Singaporean 'hawker aunty' whose bak chor mee made it to Auckland’s Iconic Eats list

Adlena Wong moved her family to Auckland, New Zealand, on a leap of faith and built a food business from scratch. Now her Muslim-friendly bak chor mee is officially "iconic" in the city.

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NUS Newsroom·higher-ed

Why executive condominiums still offer a valid alternative for the ‘sandwich’ class

By Prof Sing Tien Foo, Provost's Chair Professor from the Dept of Real Estate at NUS Business School CNA Online, 14 May 2026

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NUS Newsroom·policy

Airlines are making money again. But that might not last

By Assoc Prof Nitin Pangarkar from the Dept of Strategy and Policy at NUS Business School The Straits Times, 14 May 2026, Opinion pB4

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CNA Singapore

Former air force chief accused of traffic offences allowed to travel overseas

Goh Yong Siang was allowed to travel to Jakarta and Bangkok for business and work-related reasons.

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Straits Times Singapore

Corporate volunteering push aims to engage 600 S’pore companies and 6,000 employees by 2030

VolunteerInc., a programme by the Singapore Business Federation (SBF), was officially launched on May 14.

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CNA Singapore·policy

New volunteering scheme for firms launched as businesses with social impact keep Singapore's edge: David Neo

Businesses can be powerful engines of social change, said Acting Minister for Culture, Community and Youth David Neo.

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CNA Singapore·policy

Commentary: Why executive condominiums still offer a valid alternative for the 'sandwich' class

Executive condominiums remain relevant for the "sandwich" middle class, though the government will need to keep a close watch on prices, says NUS Business School’s Sing Tien Foo.

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CNA Singapore

Economic Strategy Review committees release final recommendations to set direction of Singapore’s future growth

The committees have released 32 recommendations following engagements with over 7,700 stakeholders, including businesses, unions and workers.

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Straits Times Singapore

Underground water pipe leak causes flooding in Yishun, repairs ongoing: PUB

There is no disruption to water supply for homes and businesses in the area.

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CNA Singapore

From baby carriers to Tamil books: How 4 Singapore mums built businesses for children

From babywearing products and Tamil learning tools to reusable dining mats for screen-free mealtimes and sustainable clothing, four Singapore mums have built businesses inspired by their children and experiences of…

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NUS Newsroom·policy

China: From consumer goods exporter to the ‘industrial mother machine’

By Assoc Prof Gu Qingyang, Director of Chinese Executive Education from the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at NUS The Business Times Weekend, 9 May 2026, p27

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NUS Newsroom

The modern worker in trouble

By Dr Georgios Georgiou, Senior Lecturer from the Department of Economics, Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences at NUS The Business Times Weekend, 9 May 2026, p29

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NUS Newsroom

Minimum occupation period for executive condos doubled; first-timer quota, priority expanded

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CNA Singapore

From Singapore to Western Australia’s remote north: How Bruce Cheung built a successful wagyu business

Built in Western Australia’s remote Pilbara region, Pardoo Wagyu is the unlikely third act of a 72-year-old Singaporean who used data, water and Japanese cattle genetics to create an award-winning wagyu business.

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CNA Singapore

SIA delays rollout of new first, business class seats on Airbus A350 amid supply chain constraints

Singapore Airlines' next-generation first and business class seats on its Airbus A350-900 aircraft is now expected to enter service in the first quarter of 2027 instead of the second quarter of 2026.

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Straits Times Singapore

SIA delays roll-out of new first, business class seats on A350 fleet to 2027

The delay till Q1 2027 is due to supply chain constraints and certification of one of the new seats.

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CNA Singapore

Singapore must enable businesses to transform, workers to seize new opportunities in the 'AI era': Ng Chee Meng

Singapore does not want either extreme of unmanaged job disruption or workers pushing back defensively against AI, said the labour chief.

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After 100 years, iconic Cantonese restaurant Wing Seong Fatty’s to close in 2026

askST Jobs: I’ve worked only in my family business. Can I still move into the corporate world?

Living with AI: What is Singapore’s strategy to stand out in the global AI race?

The Singaporean 'hawker aunty' whose bak chor mee made it to Auckland’s Iconic Eats list

Why executive condominiums still offer a valid alternative for the ‘sandwich’ class

Airlines are making money again. But that might not last

Former air force chief accused of traffic offences allowed to travel overseas

Corporate volunteering push aims to engage 600 S’pore companies and 6,000 employees by 2030

New volunteering scheme for firms launched as businesses with social impact keep Singapore's edge: David Neo

Commentary: Why executive condominiums still offer a valid alternative for the 'sandwich' class

Economic Strategy Review committees release final recommendations to set direction of Singapore’s future growth

Underground water pipe leak causes flooding in Yishun, repairs ongoing: PUB

From baby carriers to Tamil books: How 4 Singapore mums built businesses for children

China: From consumer goods exporter to the ‘industrial mother machine’

The modern worker in trouble

Minimum occupation period for executive condos doubled; first-timer quota, priority expanded

From Singapore to Western Australia’s remote north: How Bruce Cheung built a successful wagyu business

SIA delays rollout of new first, business class seats on Airbus A350 amid supply chain constraints

SIA delays roll-out of new first, business class seats on A350 fleet to 2027

Singapore must enable businesses to transform, workers to seize new opportunities in the 'AI era': Ng Chee Meng

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