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Can a tiny Disney toy change where an entire family buys its groceries? Woolworths’ wildly popular Ooshies promotion has pulled shoppers away from rival Coles, offering a striking lesson in the power ...

26 Aug 18min

Only 56% of employees surveyed by Qualtrics believe their leaders would choose people’s wellbeing over immediate profit. So what makes us trust a boss - and what happens when that trust disappears? Dr...

26 Aug 18min

Michelle thinks this is going to be a huge bestseller in Singapore and around the world, and it is a book any investor should pick up. Thomas Chua achieved financial independence at 31 and argues that...

26 Aug 27min

US-Canada trade talks have collapsed, with Washington imposing 50 percent tariffs on around US$20 billion of Canadian goods and Ottawa preparing to retaliate. We look at why the dispute matters. Elsew...

24 Aug 12min

A charity drive, a donation, a day spent volunteering - doing good can feel good. But how do we know whether your company actually changed anything? Michelle Martin speaks with Lyn Sia Rosmarin, Found...

24 Aug 22min

More Singaporeans are hitting their CPF retirement targets, but is having enough to retire the same as having enough for the retirement you actually want? Two very different visions of ageing are emer...

24 Aug 21min

Finding the right care for a loved one with dementia is not easy. When even nursing homes say no, where can families turn? Michelle Martin speaks with Amy, a daughter and family caregiver, and Chloe ...

21 Aug 25min

Walmart suffers its worst day in four years as slower sales growth and cautious guidance raise fresh questions about the strength of the US consumer. Michelle Martin examines why Scott Bessent’s effor...

21 Aug 13min