SINGAPORE — Hawker Jason Ng received an earful from an irate customer recently after he raised his food prices following the staggered Goods and Services Tax (GST) hike in the last two years.

SINGAPORE — An “obsession” with efficiency and the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) are among the forces driving the new rounds of layoffs at technology companies since the start of ...

SINGAPORE — Singaporeans are less happy today compared to five years ago, although those who have a more balanced view of life were generally more satisfied, a survey by the National University ...

SINGAPORE — In a future where artificial intelligence (AI) becomes pervasive, Singapore aims to become a place where the world’s top AI creators congregate, and where AI-focused startups can ...

SINGAPORE — Eligibility limits for various social support schemes will be adjusted to reflect rising rents, to ensure that Singaporeans with greater needs continue to benefit, the Ministry of ...

This article is written in partnership with the Ministry of Communications and Information in support of Forward Singapore. Each week, TODAY’s long-running Big Read series delves into the trends ...

A majority of young Singaporeans aspire to own private homes, but worry that their kids will not be able to afford houses in the future, the latest TODAY Youth Survey has found As many as 78 per ...

In a viral TikTok trend, young women are using "girl math" to rationalise their spending habits in inventive ways that don’t always add up mathematically Many online users who find the concept ...

A senior consultant urologist specialising in prostate cancer was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer himself Professor Christopher Cheng, 66, is among 20 doctors featured in a video series ...

‘But he’s a guy’: Singaporean pancreatic cancer patient in his 30s tests positive for mutated gene linked to breast cancer ...

SINGAPORE — In the latest set of data released, Singapore saw its highest number of suicide rates since 2000, and the greatest number of deaths was among young people aged 20 to 29.

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