Sean Lim
7 in 10 Singaporean men shop online more than they did last year – and there’s a growing demand for beauty and personal care products
The study also found that most of them are midnight shoppers.
Over 3 in 4 Singaporeans in study believe e-sports shouldn’t even be classified as a sport – and the majority also think it causes Internet addi...
A recent study by market research company YouGov has found that Singaporeans aren't too keen on the new form of sports.
At S$39, the Onikuma K6 gaming headset looks amazing, but its sound quality is less than dazzling
Looking for a cheap headset? This could be your best bet.
Sakura season, Singapore style: NParks just collated an amazing bunch of photos of cherry blossom lookalikes all over the island
With flowering trees and petal paths, Singapore is experiencing its very own sakura season – well, almost.
2 in 3 commuters plan to use their credit or debit card to pay for bus or train fares in Singapore, UOB study finds
UOB said it has seen an increasing use of contactless credit and debit card payments for transit since SimplyGo was piloted in 2017.
Most Singapore millennials want to start investing and buying insurance policies – but they don’t quite know how to, an OCBC study finds
Singapore millennials value a job which offers work-life balance the most.
Singapore millennials care more about family, society and self-growth – than being famous or owning material goods, an OCBC study finds
A whopping 86 per cent of respondents said that their life motivation is to understand their inner selves – compared to only 32 per cent who said that it is to be well-known.
You can pair sake with bak chor mee, or even bathe in it for good skin – here’s what else you didn’t know about the Japanese rice wine, ac...
Also, expensive sake doesn't equate to good quality sake, according to one of only two Sake Service Institute Official Lecturers in Singapore.
Forget ez-link cards: You can soon use your Mastercard contactless bank card to pay for bus or train fares in Singapore
You no longer need to carry a separate travel card, and make top-ups upfront before travelling.
Singaporean travellers spent more on accommodation in 2018 – here are the 10 most popular destinations, and how much they paid to stay in each of them...
Out of all countries, Singaporean travellers spent the most on hotels in New York – at S$368 per night.