Influence: Spotting talent with Entrepreneur First Singapore
Major wins for talent investor Entrepreneur First include Hydroleap, a Singapore-based wastewater treatment start-up which could save the industry over $10 billion annually. It raised $2.6 million in ...
26 Nov 20197min
Influence: Matching the right tutor to each student based on the child's specific learning needs to create personalised learning paths
Hailed as ‘the next fintech’, education technology is one of the fastest growing tech sectors in the world. Tenopy is Singapore’s leading education tech company specialising in interactive live online...
25 Nov 201911min
Influence: Li-nk, a new app for limousine services
Niki Ong, Senior Manager at Li-nk talks about Wolero's new app for customers interested to book a limousine in Singapore.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
22 Nov 20194min
Money and Me: Where are the opportunities for property investors in Singapore?
Singapore has taken the No.1 spot for real estate investment prospects in terms of price increases next year. Lee Nai Jia, Senior Director and Head of Research at Knight Frank Singapore weighs in. He ...
22 Nov 201922min
Money and Me: Weekly developments with Arun Pai
Arun Pai, Chief Kristals Officer at Kristal.AI sheds light on the latest developements this week. Topics include MAS seeking to allow derivatives of payment tokens to be traded on approved exchanges i...
21 Nov 201921min
Influence: Singapore's first rooftop spritz bar, VUE
VUE is the next iconic rooftop bar and grill destination overlooking some of the most stunning vistas of Marina Bay and the Singapore skyline, and is now open to offer an epicurean adventure unlike an...
21 Nov 20197min
Influence: Why the extent of how much AI can be leveraged depends on the user behind it
Dr Kevyn Yong, Chief Learning Officer at the Singapore Institute of Management shares why he thinks AI is a tool for innovation and why companies should use AI to make consumers' lives easier and simp...
20 Nov 201911min
Money and Me: Helping PWDs get employed in Singapore
More than 25% of people aged 15 to 62 who have disabilities are employed, this according to the annual Comprehensive Labour Force Survey. The sectors employing most of these people are community, soci...
20 Nov 201925min
