On What’s Trending, Jaguar, a Taiwan’s first native dog, is joining the country’s police force. Also, an ostrich died after swallowing a staff’s keys. And lastly, San Francisco is preparing for the arrival of Pandas.

On What’s Trending, Jaguar, a Taiwan’s first native dog, is joining the country’s police force. Also, an ostrich died after swallowing a staff’s keys. And lastly, San Francisco is preparing for the arrival of Pandas.

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We delve into the latest news, current events, and market updates to provide you with valuable insights into making informed financial decisions.

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What’s Trending: The latest furry addition to Taiwan’s police force

Isaac Lim, Chief Investment and Market Strategist of Moomoo joins Sean Cheong to break down all the market movements for the week, and his thoughts about the latest earnings releases for AMD, Supermicro Computer, Apple. McDonald's, Starbucks, DBS and more... 



This podcast is presented and produced by Sean Cheong (seancheong@sph.com.sg)

Do contact him for financial topics. 

Isaac Lim, Chief Investment and Market Strategist of Moomoo joins Sean Cheong to break down all the market movements for the week, and his thoughts about the latest earnings releases for AMD, Supermicro Computer, Apple. McDonald's, Starbucks, DBS and more... 
 
This podcast is presented and produced by Sean Cheong (<a href="mailto:nganthea@sph.com.sg">seancheong@sph.com.sg</a>)
Do contact him for financial topics.

Financial Hit: Market Summary for the week

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Southeast Asia, at one point, was considered a key growth opportunity for international streamers such as Prime Video and Disney+, but recently, TV and Film Producers in South East Asia are facing a very different, much quieter landscape.

How can Producers in South East Asia bounce back?

Justin Deimen, Executive Director of the Southeast Asian Audio-Visual Association, shares his thoughts.

This podcast is presented by Lynlee Foo (lynlee@sph.com.sg) and produced and edited by Sean Cheong (seancheong@sph.com.sg)

Do contact them for topics: C-Suite, Sustainability, Property, Automobiles, Industry Outlook, Media, Entertainment and trending businesses in town.

Southeast Asia, at one point, was considered a key growth opportunity for international streamers such as Prime Video and Disney+, but recently, TV and Film Producers in South East Asia are facing a very different, much quieter landscape.
How can Producers in South East Asia bounce back?
Justin Deimen, Executive Director of the Southeast Asian Audio-Visual Association, shares his thoughts.
This podcast is presented by Lynlee Foo (<a href="mailto:lynlee@sph.com.sg">lynlee@sph.com.sg</a>) and produced and edited by Sean Cheong (<a href="mailto:nganthea@sph.com.sg">seancheong@sph.com.sg</a>)
Do contact them for topics: C-Suite, Sustainability, Property, Automobiles, Industry Outlook, Media, Entertainment and trending businesses in town.

Industry Insight: Why The Streaming Giants Are Exiting Original Production In Southeast Asia & How Producers Plan To Bounce Back

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong delivered his last major political speech as head of government at the annual May Day Rally. 

This comes a fortnight before he is set to pass the baton to Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, who will be sworn in as the Republic’s fourth prime minister, at a ceremony to be held at the Istana on May 15.

Did PM Lee's last major speech in a way mark the start of DPM Lawrence Wong's tenure as PM?

Dr Felix Tan, Independent Political Observer tells us more. 

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong delivered his last major political speech as head of government at the annual May Day Rally. 
This comes a fortnight before he is set to pass the baton to Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, who will be sworn in as the Republic’s fourth prime minister, at a ceremony to be held at the Istana on May 15.
Did PM Lee's last major speech in a way mark the start of DPM Lawrence Wong's tenure as PM?
Dr Felix Tan, Independent Political Observer tells us more.

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