That Was The Week That Was Quiz: Crabs on the loose!

Neil Humphreys and Dan Koh host the quirkiest quiz to tell you all you need to know about the week's events: the big local and international news stories, sports and showbiz and the odd daft story. There are eight questions. How many will you get right?

Thank Fitness It’s Friday: Walking uphill to get fit - does it really work?

From gym treadmills to outdoor hills, incline walking has suddenly gone mainstream. But is it a shortcut, or is there real science behind it? On Thank Fitness It’s Friday, Dan walks Neil through the facts, explaining how incline walking boosts heart rate, burns more calories and builds strength, a…

Friday Night at the Movies: Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are back in The Rip, but which actor has made the best films?

With The Rip dropping on Netflix this week, hosts Neil Humphreys and Dan Koh celebrate the latest collaboration between Hollywood’s best buddies Ben Affleck and Matt Damon by picking out their favourite movies. Affleck was Batman. Damon was Jason Bourne. Both actors have experienced hits and misses…

Friday Night Fibbing: Was Dan really kicked out of the gym?

Every Friday night, hosts Neil Humphreys and Dan Koh take turns to tell elaborate stories that claim to be truthful, but sound utterly ridiculous. Can truth really be stranger than fiction? Or is the tall tale just a bit of Friday Night Fibbing? This week, Dan claims a tattoo got him kicked out of …

The Big Story: What career options are emerging for poly graduates beyond full-time employment?

According to the 2025 Graduate Employment Survey, most Singapore polytechnic graduates secure employment within six months of graduation, with starting salaries showing modest growth. Beyond these statistics, emerging trends indicate that more graduates are pursuing freelance work, entrepreneurial…

Wealth Tracker: New money, new rules? How family offices are reinventing wealth

Family offices are no longer the quiet preserve of old-money dynasties. Nearly 40% of them have been set up in just the past 15 years, driven by new wealth and entrepreneurial success, and they’re reshaping how capital is managed, invested and passed on. How do families protect generational wealth…

What’s Trending: An idol joins rap show in a box, a cookie that’s sending pistachio prices up & a YouTube video that’s 140 years long

On What’s Trending, Hongbin Jeong, Nadiah Koh, and Alexandra Parada dive a mysterious YouTube video that claims to run for over 140 years, a viral Dubai chewy cookie craze in South Korea that’s sending pistachio prices through the roof, and a virtual idol auditioning on a real-life rap survival sho…

Market View: AI boom regains momentum, bolstering Asian stocks; Malaysia’s economy grew 5.7% on year in Q4 2025; Ford reportedly in talks to use BYD batteries for overseas factories; TSMC eyes smaller tech gap between US and Taiwan chipmaking fabs; Keppel, SIA to watch

Singapore shares inched higher today as investors continue to set their sights on the AI trade as well as the ongoing situation in Iran. The Straits Times Index was up 0.15% at 4,840.70 points at 2.41pm Singapore time, with a value turnover of S$930.26M seen in the broader market. In terms of cou…

Sports Minutes: Youssef Ezzejjari on joining Tanjong Pagar, four-goal heroics & targets for 2026

As the Singapore Premier League resumes in earnest, it’s time for Tanjong Pagar United to turn promise into points. With just one win so far, much of the Jaguars’ hopes rest on Spanish striker Youssef Ezzejjari - a journeyman forward with a proven eye for goal. From Catalonia to Indonesia, Thailand…

Viewpoint: Do Singapore buyers choose cause or cost?

Singapore consumers say they want brands that stand for meaningful local issues, yet buying decisions here still pivot quickly to promotions and price. Most SMEs are investing in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), but market almost none of that intent, leaving purpose invisible at the point of …