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Meet the millennials trying to help others preserve legacy of loved ones - Vimarsana News

Meet the millennials trying to help others preserve legacy of loved ones

The death of family members, a failed business partnership and the pandemic played a part in helping 3 millennials start businesses to preserve their family legacy.

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After life-changing losses, these millennials are now trying to help others preserve their loved ones' legacy - Vimarsana News

After life-changing losses, these millennials are now trying to help others preserve their loved ones' legacy

The death of family members, a failed business partnership and the pandemic played a part in helping 3 millennials start businesses to preserve their family...

Liquidation Lethargy: The Local Filmmakers Abandoned In Debt by HOOQ - Vimarsana News

Liquidation Lethargy: The Local Filmmakers Abandoned In Debt by HOOQ

Three years since Singtel-backed video streaming platform HOOQ collapsed, its content producers have yet to be paid in full.

Learning how to tackle extremism from a couple of comedians - Vimarsana News

Learning how to tackle extremism from a couple of comedians

Singapore News - Revelations that two young people had been planning extremist attacks in Singapore stunned the co-founders of comedy YouTube channel Ministry Of Funny. Mr Haresh Tilani, 38, and Mr Terence Chia, 39, are better known for their comedic videos and discussion of serious issues... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Don't be quick to 'cancel' someone, better to have a sense of proportion: Indranee - Vimarsana News

Don't be quick to 'cancel' someone, better to have a sense of proportion: Indranee

She said a set of personal moral guidelines will "keep one in good stead" amid the rise of cancel culture.. Read more at straitstimes.com.