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The exhibition entitled "Prompting Feelings" features the work of eight unique artists, each portraying their own struggles with mental health from schizophrenia to anxiety disorder, bipolar disorder and more.

Like it or not, there are going to be setbacks in life, so how can you bounce back from them? Even if you’re not dealing with one right now, you can bet you’ll be staring down one sooner or later. Work It's Stanley Leong and Justine Moss get a better handle on responding to setbacks with Wendy Chua, Founder and

If excellence and being THE top performer at work, school or sports is something you’re totally fixated on, let's consider the cost of such a pursuit. Work It's Cheryl Goh and Tay Soo Sien unpack this with Wendy Chua, Founder and MD of Wand Inspiration, which seeks to empower people to achieve purpose, passion and

Melanie Oliveiro speaks with Kiat How Quak, co-founder and COO of Bossjob, a chat-driven job portal in Southeast Asia. How does Bossjob's artificial intelligence become capable of matching talent to jobs, and let jobseekers communicate quickly via direct chat?

R/GA Singapore presents ‘Prompting Feelings’ - the world’s first generative AI exhibition to show what it's truly like living with mental health disorders. In collaboration with the Singapore Association for Mental Health (SAMH), the exhibition has been created by eight Singaporeans who live with va

"Our collaboration with KFC to execute this innovate concept not only showcases the delectable appeal of their new launch but also offers fans an experiential incentive to treat themselves."

While fried chicken and fitness are not usually paired together, the fast-food chain is looking to nudge consumers to say yes to their fried chicken craving – and eliminate some calories along the way with a new campaign to celebrate the launch of its Cheesy Mushroom Zinger Double Down burger.

How Barbie has sustained as one of the most successful toy brands of all time

From her German fashion doll-inspired beginnings in the 1950s to breaking box office records in 2023, Campaign explores how Barbie has remained popular for the past six decades. Clever marketing or something else?

George, who is also the founder of Harvey Norman Ossia, has owned over 100 companies across Asia Pacific, Europe and the United States.