The Big Read: S$85-a-cup specialty coffee, monthly subscriptions, cafes galore — all these and more in caffeine-crazy Singapore

[ad_1] Ms Tan from Homeground said such specialty coffee capsules could be a hit in Singapore, where it is “very hard to slow down” and people may find it difficult…

The Big Read in short: What’s driving Singapore’s coffee craze?

[ad_1] For many international coffee chains, entering Singapore’s market is generally part of a larger push to expand internationally in Southeast Asia, Dr Seshan Ramaswami, an associate professor of marketing…

The Big Read: Singapore’s sun-kissed Southern Islands draw city slickers with rustic charm

[ad_1] “TOURISM AS A NATURAL CONSEQUENCE” Experts told TODAY that the islands’ proximity to mainland Singapore could make them a prime location for domestic visitors seeking a quick, low-carbon getaway.…

The Big Read: Despite sky-high COE prices, Singaporeans’ car dreams never fade

[ad_1] Meanwhile, Mr Kuanyu Tan, country head for Singapore at online car marketplace Carro, said: “Despite the rising cost of car ownership, about 60 per cent of our customer base…

The Big Read: Is 4 the new 5? Clamour for 4-day work week but it may not be viable for all

[ad_1] Young employees working regular five-day weeks told TODAY recently that they largely welcome the notion of a shorter work week. However, given that they already frequently work beyond their…

The Big Read: Transporting migrant workers on lorries – why can’t we stop the unsafe practice after so long?

[ad_1] MILLION-DOLLAR BUS RIDE The main “complexities” — costs, operational needs and infrastructural limitations – that have been highlighted by the authorities and business associations are not easy to manage,…

The Big Read: ITE sheds ‘it’s the end’ tag after makeover but students, graduates still face prejudice

[ad_1] The experiences of successful graduates such as Ms Chan the designer and Mr Faiz the corporate safety manager have also shown that the technical skills and knowledge they gained…

The Big Read: ‘Part of the family’ – the rising status of pets among households and what it means for society

[ad_1] For greater peace of mind, some owners are turning to DNA tests to ensure that their pets do not have any underlying medical conditions. One company, EasyDNA, has been…