Apple expands Vision Pro to more countries outside the U.S.
Apple's mixed reality headset, the Vision Pro, will become available in more countries outside of the U.S. on Friday.
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Locusts in your noodles? Singapore approves 16 insect species as food
From locusts to superworms to honey bees, Singapore has approved 16 species of insects for human consumption.
While Singapore scrutinises, Hong Kong wins back wealthy Chinese
Hong Kong is expected to welcome about 200 high-net worth individuals this year after five years of millionaires skipping town, according to data provided by intelligence firm New World Wealth and immigration consultancy Henley & Partners, thanks to initiatives including family office tax concessions and visa and residency programmes.
America's hypocrisy is the gift that keeps on giving for China
Dien Luong is an associate fellow with the media, technology and society program of the ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute in Singapore and a doctoral student in communications and media at the University of Michigan.
Hong Kong fines DBS for breaching anti-money laundering rules
HONG KONG/SINGAPORE (Reuters) -- The Hong Kong unit of DBS Group Holdings, Singapore's biggest lender, was fined HK$10 million ($1.28 million) by Hong Kong's banking regulator for violating anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorist financing regulations.
Singapore an ‘outlier’ for racial harmony, but is the approach being challenged?
Singapore’s proactive approach in dealing with racial and religious division has made it an outlier, a cabinet minister has said, but observers warn that convincing the city’s youth to accept the curbing of free speech in the name of social peace will be increasingly difficult.
Singapore's CapitaLand charts Japan real estate buying spree
SINGAPORE -- Singapore-based real estate investment and management group CapitaLand Investment plans to more than double its Japan holdings in a bid to diversify away from China's troubled property market.
Can't understand your teenager's behavior? Psychologists have tips to offer
Slamming doors, throwing tantrums, unexpected crying, and one-sided conversations at the dinner table. If these are common occurrences in your household, you are probably raising a teenager.