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#TalkBack: Physics Lessons on the Track? Maths class analysing corner Football kicks? How do we value PE more? 12.11.2026 18:46
Remember skipping P.E. lessons, faking excuses or finding ways to get out of NAPFA tests back in school? We may have laughed it off back then, but could our attitude towards physical education have consequences that we're only realising years later? Daniel Martin discusses further with Azhar Yusoff, Former PE teacher and Head of PE and CCA and former Senior Lecturer at the PE and Sports Scien...
The Ask: AI scrutiny; what it could mean for South-East Asia's data centres? #SGToday 12.11.2026 4:24
AI-related companies in Asia could face stronger market scrutiny, following the recent Nvidia fallout. Could that lead to a trickle effect on data center REITs and stocks, particularly in South-East Asia? Daniel Martin finds out more from Audrey Ho, Investment Counselor, Citigold Private Client, Citibank Singapore. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Market Watch (12/11): Cautious investor sentiment's impact on Asian markets #SGToday 12.11.2026 15:30
Across Asia, uncertainty over Nvidia’s leadership is weighing on AI-linked shares, after the stock fell over eight per cent in extended U.S trading. Could this trigger a sell-off in AI-related stocks, and what might that mean for the region's stocks? Daniel Martin finds out more from Audrey Ho, Investment Counselor, Citigold Private Client, Citibank Singapore. See omnystudio.com/listener for...
Odyssey Cruise Ship among 40 - 50 ship arrests in Sg each year ~ maritime lawyer #SGToday 12.11.2026 17:09
A dream to travel the world has turned into a nightmare for the Villa Vie Odyssey’s passengers, with their floating home under arrest in Singapore. What led our authorities to make the ‘arrest’ – and what does it mean for a ship to be ‘arrested’? Daniel Martin finds out more from Leong Kah Wah, Head of Shipping and International Trade at legal firm Rajah & T...
Eat, Drink, Singapore - Bruichladdich celebrates 25 years of revival and the arrival of Octomore 17 12.11.2026 16:35
There's more to a smoky dram than meets the nose. As Bruichladdich celebrates 25 years since its revival, the Islay distillery is also welcoming the latest chapter of its famously peaty Octomore whisky. From its deep roots in the people and land of Islay to the craftsmanship behind the new Octomore 17 series, Hui Wong speaks with Abi Clephane, Global Ambassador at Bruichladdich Distillery to explo...
A Letter to Myself: Couple therapists Kester and Kavitha Shekar-Tay on the importance of a relationship with one's own self 12.11.2026 37:47
Kester and Kavitha Shekar-Tay are husband and wife and co-founders of the Sacred Institute, their clinical practice where they help other couples build healthier relationships. They reflect on their own journey of growth as a couple and as individuals, and share why our relationship with ourselves is fundamental to the health of a relationship with our partner. See omnystudio.com/listener for priv...
Singapore considers easing maintenance rules for conserved buildings 12.11.2026 16:40
Singapore authorities are studying ways to simplify routine maintenance for owners of conserved buildings, including potentially removing approval requirements for certain minor works. Hairianto Diman and Andrea Heng look at how Singapore can make heritage conservation easier without compromising the historical authenticity of its architectural landmarks with Dr Imran Tajudeen, Senior Lecturer, De...
The Big Question: Can Singaporeans get used to standing on both sides of the escalator? 12.11.2026 15:13
For years, we've been told to keep left on escalators and leave the right side clear for people in a hurry. But now, SMRT is trialling something different. At City Hall and Raffles Place MRT stations, commuters are being encouraged to stand on both sides. The idea is to make better use of escalator space and improve safety. Can we kick the old habit and adopt this new practice? And how will it imp...
Ukraine peace talks: can the US bridge the divide between Russia and Ukraine? 12.11.2026 11:23
The latest US-mediated peace talks between Russia and Ukraine have ended without a major breakthrough, with disputes over territory, security guarantees and Europe's wider security order still unresolved. As President Donald Trump pushes for a deal, can Washington bring Moscow and Kyiv closer to an agreement? Hairianto Diman and Andrea Heng examine the biggest obstacles to peace and whether a comp...
Live x: Indonesia's Vice-President Gibran resigns 12.11.2026 7:40
Indonesia's Vice-President Gibran Rakabuming Raka has reportedly resigned amid questions over his eligibility to hold office. What does this mean for President Prabowo Subianto's political alliance with former president Joko Widodo, and who could replace Gibran? Hairianto Diman and Andrea Heng speak with CNA's Indonesia Senior Correspondent Saifulbahri Ismail about the political fallout and what h...
Market Brief (12/11): Can Nvidia’s earnings revive Wall Street’s tech rally as AI doubts grow? 12.11.2026 13:47
On today's markets analysis on Open For Business, Hairianto Diman and Andrea Heng speak with Aadil Ebrahim, Group Head of Equities, Klay Group See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Could the Nvidia scandal threaten Singapore's ambitions to become an AI hub? 12.11.2026 13:52
Singapore is a major billing and business hub for Nvidia, with local companies and institutions relying on its technology to power AI development. But allegations involving CEO Jensen Huang and scrutiny of Singapore-based Megaspeed have raised fresh concerns. Hairianto Diman and Andrea Heng examine whether the controversy could affect chip access, investment confidence and Singapore's reputation a...
The Ask: Fleet upgrades by SIA, Cathay Pacific; a sign of Asian aviation optimism? #SGToday 11.11.2026 3:14
Cathay Pacific is adding 14 more Airbus aircraft, as Singapore Airlines invests billions in its long-haul cabins. What does this spending tell us about how Asian airlines see the region’s growth prospects? Vaisali Prabhakaran finds out more from Hebe Chen, Senior Market Analyst, Vantage Markets. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Market Watch (11/11): A widening divergence in Asian markets #SGToday 11.11.2026 13:33
Asian markets were mixed on Wednesday (11 November 2026), with tech-heavy markets like Taiwan, South Korea and Japan gaining while China and Hong Kong slip. What is driving this growing divergence across the region? Vaisali Prabhakaran finds out more from Hebe Chen, Senior Market Analyst, Vantage Markets. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Wellness Hour - Step into a world of sound and stillness at The Resting Room 11.11.2026 17:58
Fancy a sound bath with over a hundred people? This Saturday, New Bahru's School Hall will be transformed into The Resting Room, an immersive experience bringing together live gongs, acoustic instruments and plenty of space to simply unwind. Hui Wong explores the science behind sound healing, the appeal of collective rest, and what Singaporeans are really looking for as the wellness scene continue...
Eat, Drink, Singapore - Kanpai to new discoveries at Sake Matsuri 2026 11.11.2026 18:26
From rare aged sakes to experimental brews, there's plenty to explore as Sake Matsuri returns for its 13th edition. With more than 500 sakes and spirits, and Japan HopFest joining the celebrations, Hui Wong discovers how Singapore's sake scene is evolving and what exciting pours await visitors this year with Kevin Ngan, Co-founder, Sake Matsuri & Japan HopFest, and Adrian Goh, Co-founder, Sake...
Mind Your Money - Singapore's banks embrace agentic AI, but are they ready for the risks? 11.11.2026 18:36
Singapore's banks are giving AI a bigger role in their operations, with systems increasingly capable of making decisions and carrying out tasks independently. But with greater autonomy come new questions about accountability, cybersecurity and the risks of relying on external AI providers. As Singapore prepares for new AI risk management requirements, Hui Wong unpacks how banks can embrace innovat...
Najib’s house arrest controversy exposes tensions in Malaysian politics 11.11.2026 13:43
The dispute surrounding former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak’s conditional royal pardon has raised questions about political influence, institutional independence and accountability. What does the timing reveal about Malaysia’s power dynamics, and could it shape the upcoming state elections in Melaka and Sarawak? Hairianto Diman and Andrea Heng find out with James Chin, Professo...
Villa Vie Odyssey arrested in Singapore: creditor seeks over $9.2 million 11.11.2026 4:43
A creditor of luxury residential cruise ship Villa Vie Odyssey is seeking more than $9.2 million from its owners following the vessel's arrest in Singapore. Maritime lawyers warn that other creditors could also come forward. Hairianto Diman and Andrea Heng get the latest on the legal battle, how the ship could be released, and what the dispute means for passengers and crew from CNA's Claudia Lim S...
Punggol autonomous vehicle incidents: Who is liable if a driverless car crashes? 11.11.2026 13:51
Two near misses involving autonomous vehicles in Punggol have raised questions about safety and accountability. When a self-driving car makes a mistake, who should bear responsibility—the operator, manufacturer, software developer or safety officer? Hairianto Diman and Andrea Heng examine how Singapore's existing laws handle such incidents and whether new legislation can close the gaps with...
Nvidia stock tumbles amid Jensen Huang controversy: What investors should know 11.11.2026 15:45
Nvidia has lost billions in market value following allegations involving CEO Jensen Huang and a suspected Chinese intelligence operative. Hairianto Diman and Andrea Heng examine how markets are responding, the potential impact on Nvidia's leadership and valuation, and whether the controversy could undermine investor confidence in the wider AI sector with Kyle Rodda, Senior Financial Market Analyst...
South-East Asia's economy is growing. So, why aren't consumers spending more? 11.11.2026 12:07
Southeast Asia continues to post economic growth, but nearly one in three consumers surveyed in Singapore, Indonesia and Thailand feel financially worse off than a year ago. Hairianto Diman and Andrea Heng examine why spending isn't keeping pace, how shoppers are changing their habits and what businesses must do to win over increasingly cautious consumers with Praneeth Yendamuri, Partner and Head...
#TalkBack: At what point does a corporate leader's private conduct become a direct threat to shareholder value and company operations? 10.11.2026 17:53
Nvidia lost around US$190 billion in market value on Monday (9 November), amid controversy over CEO Jensen Huang's admission of an extramarital affair. Separately, the company is investigating whether he was targeted by foreign intelligence operatives. How much can a leader's private conduct really cost a company, and why do some businesses suffer from leadership scandals while others weather the...
The Ask: New gold-vaulting service launched; its role in building Singapore's financial centre status #SGToday 10.11.2026 4:23
Singapore has launched a new gold-vaulting service for foreign central banks and financial institutions, with capacity to store up to 500 tonnes. It's part of a wider push to grow Singapore’s gold market, alongside new tax measures and a gold-clearing system due to go live next year. Daniel Martin finds out more about its role's significance from Tan De Jun, Portfolio Manager, FSM Globa...
Market Watch (10/11): China trade surplus hits US$1.04; how it'll impact Asian trade and investments #SGToday 10.11.2026 13:09
China’s trade surplus has reached US$1.04 trillion in the first 10 months of the year, as exports jumped 35.2 per cent in October. How could China’s growing export strength reshape trade and investment flows across Asia? Daniel Martin finds out more from Tan De Jun, Portfolio Manager, FSM Global. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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