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Not the same-old, same-old – new restaurants that dare to be different - Vimarsana News

Not the same-old, same-old – new restaurants that dare to be different

Restauranteurs are upping the ante to attract diners with a buffet of cuisines that are under-represented in Singapore Read more at straitstimes.com.

Global energy leaders to assemble in Singapore for AtoZero Asia 2024, a partner event of Ecosperity Week - Vimarsana News

Global energy leaders to assemble in Singapore for AtoZero Asia 2024, a partner event of Ecosperity Week

As countries around the world pledge their commitment towards Net Zero, governments and industry leaders are feeling the heat to accelerate their transition to clean energy. The impetus is also stronger after COP28, which conclusively determined that the world is not on track to limiting temperature rise to 1.5oC by the end of the century. With the speed of transition to a Net Zero future being nowhere fast enough, there is a renewed urgency to turn talk into scalable and sustainable action.

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Starting a start-up: Social enterprise hires people with disabilities to help reduce social stigma - Vimarsana News

Starting a start-up: Social enterprise hires people with disabilities to help reduce social stigma

Foreword Coffee Roasters runs seven cafes and a roastery and will open eighth outlet by mid-2024. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Malay dance veteran, two pioneer women novelists awarded Cultural Medallion - Vimarsana News

Malay dance veteran, two pioneer women novelists awarded Cultural Medallion

Osman Abdul Hamid, Suchen Christine Lim and Meira Chand received their awards on Dec 5. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Books3 dataset, used to train AI, contains works stolen from Singaporean authors - Vimarsana News

Books3 dataset, used to train AI, contains works stolen from Singaporean authors

Stolen books include titles by Ovidia Yu, Rachel Heng and former Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew. Read more at straitstimes.com.