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$2,200 for a mahjong set? Artist Karen Aruba and her father give a dying craft new life (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Karen Aruba and her father, Ricky Cheung, are working together to carry on the craft of mahjong tile carving and their family’s legacy. Experienced mahjong players can identify the exact patterns on game tiles by touch alone. By gliding a thumb across a tile’s face, they can instantly register what they have drawn without looking at it, allowing them to keep their eyes on the table and maintain focus. Mahjong, after all, is a game of stra
From 9.9 to 11.11: How double-digit sales are changing the way Singaporeans book trips (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox More Singaporean travellers are holding out for double-digit sales to book larger packages of transport, accommodation and activities for better savings. SINGAPORE – When Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba launched its first 11.11 shopping festival in 2009, just 27 merchants took part, generating US$7.8 million in sales. Fast-forward to 2025, and the shopping event has become a retail juggernaut. By midnight on Nov 14, 2025, nearly 600 bran
The self-made intern: Why Gen Zs are self-sourcing internships in the US (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get tips on how to grow your career and money A growing number of young Singaporeans are taking charge of their career paths by self-sourcing internships in the US that match their interests and ambitions. Others have found opportunities with school-sourced internships, though they may be in more limited quantity. PHOTOS: COURTESY OF ANGELYN LIM, TRAVIS SIM, SURESH KUMAR BALAVIGNESH AND NG YUAN YUAN SINGAPORE – It took around 300 e-mails to more than 100 companies in the United Stat
Who picks the movies you watch at 35,000ft? (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Emirates operates the world’s largest in-flight media library, with up to 2,000 movies and 650 TV shows. SINGAPORE – The very first screen on board an airplane was a piece of cloth. In 1921, American airline Aeromarine Airways screened the short silent film Howdy Chicago! to 11 passengers, using a projector firmly anchored in the aisle and a fabric screen strung across the front of the cabin.
Does your hotel room exist? What to do when AI makes it hard to trust photos (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get tips on how to grow your career and money As AI use becomes increasingly prevalent, holidaymakers may find themselves falling into traps, not realising pictures such as these are generated. SINGAPORE – When Singaporean Marc Tang arrived at the hotel he had booked for a three-night stay in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, he thought he had stepped into the wrong building. Instead of a welcoming lobby space, he and his girlfriend were greeted by bare concrete floors and walls, trash str
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