Tag: Singapore
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Yakult Singapore drops orange flavour for peach – and the internet is divided
From July 2026, Yakult Singapore is making a huge change to its flavour line-up and the internet is divided.
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Bank association ‘aware of feedback’ after PayNow name masking spells out inappropriate words
The Association of Banks in Singapore (ABS) told CNA that the letter “X” was used instead of an asterisk, dash or another symbol because not all PayNow-related systems across its 29 participating institutions currently support special characters.
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More Singapore developers embrace greener buildings as energy costs rise
From low-carbon building materials to district-wide cooling systems, developers are adopting new technologies and design strategies to reduce energy consumption and operating costs.
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Maid agency ordered to pay customer over false claim that helper could speak Mandarin
The magistrate said it was no defence for the maid agency to say the customer should have chosen a pricier package as getting a maid who could speak well at that price was like “looking for a needle in a haystack”.
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Supercomputers alone won’t speed up discoveries without trained researchers, says NSCC chief
Singapore’s newest national research supercomputer could improve weather forecasting and advance cancer treatment, but trained users are key to unlocking its full potential, says the National Supercomputing Centre.
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Man charged with driving under the influence of etomidate, killing motorcyclist
Puah Zhe Cong allegedly stopped his car on the expressway, obstructing traffic and causing a multi-vehicle collision before fleeing the scene.
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Official Formula 1 exhibition to make Asian debut in Singapore with iconic cars and racing simulators
The Formula 1 exhibition will bring championship-winning cars, racing simulators and interactive displays to Singapore’s Gardens by the Bay from Jul 23, 2026.
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Blending form and function: A first look at 3 new MRT stations that will close the Circle Line loop
The stations form part of a broader trend in newer MRT developments, where architecture and public art increasingly draw on the identity and heritage of the communities they serve.
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From sketch plans to 3D scans: How could new tech change the way Singapore police solved a murder case?
Ten years ago, police used sketches and photographs to reconstruct the crime scene in the Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal murder. But how could 3D scanners and drones have changed the way police solved the case?
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Why these MOE teachers left familiar classrooms to teach the Singapore curriculum overseas
About 30 out of 33,000 MOE teachers are posted overseas. Overcoming differences in culture and teaching styles, they tell CNA why they chose to make the move.
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