Amanda Yeap

With the new classification of Build-to-Order flats, property experts and financial advisers say first-time buyers need to weigh not just location and price, but also long-term flexibility.

Experts say AI isn't wiping out all junior roles, but it's forcing fresh grads to level up and prove the one thing machines still can't replace: human judgment.

Many SME founders built their businesses through sheer grit and long hours, but few have planned for what happens next. Experts say a lack of succession planning now poses one of the biggest risks to Singapore's business backbone.

Ultra-processed foods are entrenched in Singaporeans' busy routines and the country's import-reliant food ecosystem. But as global debate heats up over their health risks, experts say the case for regulating them through policy reforms is not as clear-cut as it may seem.

More young adults in Singapore are experiencing strokes, and their recovery journeys are often challenging especially coupled with the pressure of getting back to work quickly or returning to a lifestyle they once enjoyed.

When Ms Aisha Tan Xiuzhi couldn't find the Xinjiang flavours she and her children missed, she decided to recreate them herself. Today, she's found a way to bring a taste of home to Singapore, which has since grown into a popular halal Chinese restaurant.

Having watched first-hand how her friend juggled the stress of organising a funeral while grieving her father's death, CNA TODAY's Amanda Yeap knows it's important to talk to her own parents about death. Starting the conversation, however, is still a struggle.

A mix of high costs, planning constraints and uneven footfall may be making it harder for some parts of the popular heritage enclave to attract tenants.

Having spent over 20 years battling addiction and repeated prison stints, Ms Sabrina Chong Abdullah now channels those experiences into helping female inmates and ex-offenders recover and reintegrate.

The same drug that is helping patients manage diabetes and reduce their risk of serious complications from chronic conditions is also being discussed as a beauty hack by people hoping to lose a few kilograms. Experts say more education and awareness are needed.