CNA938 Rewind

Microsoft outage: "This is a scary situation where if an outage happens, can you recover?" ~ analyst #SGToday

Were you affected by Microsoft’s global outage on Friday (13 November)? The disruption’s affected thousands around the world, who use its services like Outlook, Teams, an

#TalkBack: Could a national hawker internship programme save the F&B culture and improve entitlement worries?

Wednesday (11 November): You’d heard of a new internship and apprenticeship programme teaching our young Singaporeans the tricks of the hawker trade, slated to commence n

The Ask: Could global investor confidence be affected by the major Microsoft outage? #SGToday

Top-of-mind news on Friday (13 November 2026); the Microsoft global outage, which affected millions of users around the world, spilling into Asia-Pacific too. How will th

Market Watch (13/11): AI's future uncertain; what it's done to Asian markets #SGToday

Is the AI boom losing steam, as Nvidia shares come under pressure and global markets turn volatile? And, what does that mean for Asian markets on Friday (13 November 2026

Do we have to accept data losses as a fact of life, or can we hold companies accountable now every time they lose my data? #SGToday

When companies lose our personal data to hackers, should we simply accept it as a fact of life? Or, can Singaporeans hold these companies accountable — and even demand co

Mind Your Money - How much of your work life should stay offline?

From office vlogs to funny posts about the daily grind, sharing our working lives online has become increasingly common. While social media can open doors to new career o

Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 traffic changes from Nov 14: What motorists should know

Traffic along Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 will be reconfigured to facilitate recovery works for the Cross Island Line's Ang Mo Kio station. Hairianto Diman and Andrea Heng unpack

Market Brief (13/11): Nvidia leadership uncertainty rattles Wall Street as AI stocks face fresh scrutiny

On today's markets analysis on Open For Business, Hairianto Diman and Andrea Heng speak with King Lip, Chief Strategist and Partner, BakerAvenue Wealth Management   See

Can Singapore become Asia's next major gold trading powerhouse?

MAS has launched a gold vaulting service for foreign central banks and sovereign institutions, alongside plans for a new gold clearing system and tax incentives. Hairiant

#TalkBack: Physics Lessons on the Track? Maths class analysing corner Football kicks? How do we value PE more?

Remember skipping P.E. lessons, faking excuses or finding ways to get out of NAPFA tests back in school? We may have laughed it off back then, but could our attitude towa

The Ask: AI scrutiny; what it could mean for South-East Asia's data centres? #SGToday

AI-related companies in Asia could face stronger market scrutiny, following the recent Nvidia fallout. Could that lead to a trickle effect on data center REITs and stocks

Market Watch (12/11): Cautious investor sentiment's impact on Asian markets #SGToday

Across Asia, uncertainty over Nvidia’s leadership is weighing on AI-linked shares, after the stock fell over eight per cent in extended U.S trading. Could this trigger a

Odyssey Cruise Ship among 40 - 50 ship arrests in Sg each year ~ maritime lawyer #SGToday

A dream to travel the world has turned into a nightmare for the Villa Vie Odyssey’s passengers, with their floating home under arrest in Singapore. What led our authoriti

Eat, Drink, Singapore - Bruichladdich celebrates 25 years of revival and the arrival of Octomore 17

There's more to a smoky dram than meets the nose. As Bruichladdich celebrates 25 years since its revival, the Islay distillery is also welcoming the latest chapter of its

A Letter to Myself: Couple therapists Kester and Kavitha Shekar-Tay on the importance of a relationship with one's own self

Kester and Kavitha Shekar-Tay are husband and wife and co-founders of the Sacred Institute, their clinical practice where they help other couples build healthier relation

Singapore considers easing maintenance rules for conserved buildings

Singapore authorities are studying ways to simplify routine maintenance for owners of conserved buildings, including potentially removing approval requirements for certai

The Big Question: Can Singaporeans get used to standing on both sides of the escalator?

For years, we've been told to keep left on escalators and leave the right side clear for people in a hurry. But now, SMRT is trialling something different. At City Hall a

Ukraine peace talks: can the US bridge the divide between Russia and Ukraine?

The latest US-mediated peace talks between Russia and Ukraine have ended without a major breakthrough, with disputes over territory, security guarantees and Europe's wide

Live x: Indonesia's Vice-President Gibran resigns

Indonesia's Vice-President Gibran Rakabuming Raka has reportedly resigned amid questions over his eligibility to hold office. What does this mean for President Prabowo Su

Market Brief (12/11): Can Nvidia’s earnings revive Wall Street’s tech rally as AI doubts grow?

On today's markets analysis on Open For Business, Hairianto Diman and Andrea Heng speak with Aadil Ebrahim, Group Head of Equities, Klay Group See omnystudio.com/listene