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Family business fights rising costs to keep nasi lemak at S$2, even with rent of S$10,000 (opens the original)
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His parents see their stall’s best-known dish as a way of giving back, leaving second-generation owner Adam Danish to make the numbers work. CNA’s Money Mind finds out what the family must do. SINGAPORE: For a food stall whose rent is nearly S$10,000 (US$7,820) a month, but still sells nasi lemak at S$2, one might think its owners did calculate the cost of selling at that price. Certainly, that was what Adam Danish thought until he joined the family business this year. “It was messy, because the
His father with dementia vanished near home. How can Singapore keep these seniors safe? (opens the original)
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As the numbers of dementia cases rise in Singapore, more families will face the challenge of keeping loved ones safe without restricting their lives. Talking Point looks at Japan’s approach and how responsibility of care can be shared. SINGAPORE and KOBE, Japan: When Ian Chan learnt that his father, 74, had gone missing last December, hours had passed already. His mother had woken up at about 3am and realised his father was not in their Bukit Panjang flat. The 31-year-old, who was staying at his
The search for nuclear fuel expands, from uranium mines to oceans to the moon (opens the original)
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With uranium demand expected to double by 2040, countries are reopening mines, expanding enrichment capacity and exploring alternative fuels, seawater extraction and fusion technology, CNA’s The Nuclear Option finds. SAN ANTONIO: It is 5.30am in southern Texas, and Jesus “Jesse” Garza Jr is preparing for his shift at the Alta Mesa Uranium Project. His grandmother Mary Lou Rodriguez once worked at the same mining site, and their family used to wake up to the sound of heavy machinery in the uraniu
From S$10,000 salary to hawker stall: This 30-year-old chooses Hokkien mee over tech job (opens the original)
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Alvin Tan left the technology sector before retrenchment could reach him. He now works longer hours, earns much less but has greater control over his future. Was it worth it, Money Mind asks. SINGAPORE: When Alvin Tan’s ex-company, Meta, began retrenching about 10 per cent of its workforce in May, he was not surprised. With the rise of artificial intelligence, he had seen it coming. “There was always this joke about software engineers coding themselves out of (their) jobs,” the 30-year-old said.
Pain is part of her everyday life. But at 25, she’s fighting to do more than just ‘trying to survive’ (opens the original)
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Nay Chi’s multiple chronic conditions have affected her studies, work, relationships at home and the kinds of daily decisions many other Singaporeans may take for granted. Her story is told in On The Red Dot. SINGAPORE: In the morning on the day Nay Chi Khaing Zaw was to sell her art at a market, she was in agony. In the cab, before she reached the venue, her body began to shut down. As she turned pale, and her eyes rolled, a CNA producer asked anxiously: “Nay, are you okay?” “I had a seizure,”
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