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While it seems like the world pressed pause while the pandemic was going on, LG, the South Korean technology conglomerate, went hard at work to address the needs of the future. COVID fundamentally changed how business is done, from hybrid work setups to teleconferencing. An immediate need presented

Why I Do What I Do is an original AsiaOne series where we showcase people with uncommon professions and what it takes to get there. If the term "balloon artist" conjures up images of children's parties and inflatable dogs, you wouldn't be wrong. But 29-year-old Bryan Tan would have you know that he's got way more tricks up his sleeve...

British Wool partners with sustainable knitwear brand

The follower is donating the money to charities instead.

Ex-NOC founder Ryan Tan has returned the $1,000 he received from a stranger after getting backlash from netizens. Khoo Keat Hwee, who wired the money to Tan after seeing the latter say he was "officially broke" on Instagram, told AsiaOne on Thursday (June 30) that Tan declined to accept the money. According to the 35-year-old F&B chain owner, Tan was...

Stay in the know with a recap of our top stories today. 1. Suspect in Felicia Teo case discharged for murder but expected to plead guilty to disposing her body A man who had been accused of killing Ms Felicia Teo Wei Ling on June 30, 2007 was on Monday (June 27) given a discharge not amounting to an acquittal......

Former Night Owl Cinematics (NOC) co-founder's Ryan Tan's confession on social media that he is "officially broke" has prompted one man to send him $1,000. Tan's candid admission comes about six months after his announcement that he'd left the media company he co-founded with ex-wife Sylvia Tan, amid a maelstrom of controversy surrounding the alleged mistreatment of NOC's employees by...

Mighty Jaxx's acquisition of Kinetiquettes and PLAYe expands its portfolio to include Street Fighter, Monster Hunter, Guilty Gear and more.

The most insidious are hackers eavesdropping on your metaverse experiences and stealing your identity. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

<strong>Letters: </strong>None of his stuff is pleasant listening, but that’s rather the point, writes <strong>Simon Lawton-Smith</strong>; <strong>Meirion Bowen</strong> found him illuminating while <strong>Kay Smith</strong> was moved by a magical, mystical piece