Sally Bundock

Singapore’s entrepreneurship landscape is undergoing a powerful transformation in 2025, driven by visionary founders who are reshaping industries with breakthrough technologies, sustainable solutions, and globally scalable business models. With strong government support, a tech‑savvy population, and strategic access to ASEAN markets, Singapore continues to rank among the world’s most innovation‑forward economies. This article highlights the

In an era defined by constant hustle, back-to-back meetings, and the pressure to always be “on,” the idea of doing less can feel counterintuitive—if not downright risky. Many professionals are conditioned to equate productivity with busyness, believing that career growth comes only from longer hours, relentless output, and visible effort. Yet a quiet revolution is

Business leaders are anxious as the chancellor prepares to announce her second Budget. Last year, companies were hit hard by big tax increases, including a £25bn rise in National Insurance and a large jump in the minimum wage. Many firms are still struggling with these costs. Confidence among CEOs and finance bosses has been falling

The report, which was late due to the government shutdown, was much better than economists thought it would be. The delayed September jobs report showed that employers added 119,000 new jobs, which was a big surprise. Experts had expected only about 50,000 new jobs. The report was released late because the government shutdown stopped normal

Debit cards are a staple of everyday life—simple, convenient, and widely accepted. But with that convenience comes a question many consumers overlook: How protected are you from debit card fraud? While most people assume debit card security mirrors that of credit cards, the reality is more complex. Understanding your protections, potential vulnerabilities, and how to

Lyn Alden expects the strong US technology and AI rally to slow in 2026, with rising competition and high capital expenditure concerns pushing investors to look at underperforming markets. She sees India as a potential beneficiary of capital rotation next year and into 2026. Alden also highlighted global volatility driven by uncertain Federal Reserve policy

Home World News Bangladesh's ex-PM Khaleda Zia's son readies return amid her deteriorating health, says party leader The interim government on Monday declared Zia a “very, very important person”, enabling SSF deployment for her protection. By PTI  December 2, 2025, 10:33:25 AM IST (Published) Bangladesh’s ailing former prime minister Khaleda Zia’s son Tarique Rahman, who

Home World News Nvidia unveils Alpamayo-R1 to boost transparent AI reasoning in self-driving cars Nvidia has launched Alpamayo-R1, an open-source AI model that lets self-driving cars “think aloud,” giving developers clearer insight into how vehicles interpret road scenes and make real-time driving decisions. By Reuters  December 2, 2025, 10:31:01 AM IST (Published) Nvidia on Monday

Home World News Starbucks to pay $35M to NYC workers in settlement as ongoing strike draws pols to picket line Workers and the company dispute the extent and impact of the strike, but Mamdani, Sanders and some state and city officials sought to amplify the baristas' message by mingling with scores of strikers and supporters