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Microsoft · United States

Microsoft laying off about 9,000 employees in latest round of cuts

48% Center coverage: 259 sources

Microsoft said Wednesday that it will lay off about 9,000 employees. The move will affect less than 4% of its global workforce across different teams, geographies and levels of experience, a person familiar with the matter told CNBC.See the Story

Michael McCormack · Australia

NDIS Funding Review Sparks Concerns over Access to Physiotherapy Services

69% Left coverage: 13 sources

There are fears changes to funding under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) intended to save clients' money could reduce access to vital therapies.See the Story

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Tech in Asia Indonesia to Streamline Operations, Wind Down Its Bahasa Indonesia Website

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SPH Media, which acquired TIA in 2024, said it backs the tech news publication's move to restructure its ops. Read more at straitstimes.com.See the Story

After quitting corporate jobs, this duo claims they pioneered halal fine dining in S’pore

If you enjoy barbecue, you’ve probably heard of The Social Outcast—a name that’s also made big waves in the halal food scene. Founded by Aminurrashid Hasnordin (better known as Chef Mint), a former lecturer, and his wife Noelle Chua, who previously worked in finance, the brand started as a modest hawker stall six years ago and has since grown into a cult favourite. The duo proudly claim to have pioneered the elevation of halal cuisine in Singapo…Singapore · Singapore Read Article

Bigger, bulkier, and barely better: Why I won’t be buying the Switch 2 anytime soon

The new Nintendo Switch 2 released in Singapore last Thursday (June 26), and I have to say, I’m… not impressed. Certainly, it’s not terrible. A custom-made Nvidia graphics card and larger screen do mean that gamers like me can better enjoy and appreciate the effort that animators put into triple-A games that have a high focus on graphics. And more storage space also means that I can download more games without having to buy a new SD card. But t…Nintendo · Singapore Read Article

Would you pay S$3,200/month to use an oxygen cocoon? This S’porean startup thinks so.

We have seen our fair share of healthcare trends over the years, from probiotic drinks and superfood snacks to fitness and wellness events. Alongside these fads, a wave of healthtech startups has also emerged, leveraging modern solutions to address individual health needs. Among them is O2genes, a homegrown business that specialises in wellness technology solutions offering Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT), a medical treatment where patients br…Startups · Singapore Read Article

This M’sian boutique agency has grown to handle global brands like Xiaomi & HK Tourism Board

[This is a sponsored article with Ariff Communications.] For this boutique PR agency, a question they often get is, “Who’s Ariff?” After all, a lot of agencies, like Leo Burnett, Ogilvy, and Hill & Knowlton, are named after their founders. But KL-based Ariff Communications wasn’t named after anyone on the team, but someone who deeply inspired them: the late Muhammad Ariff Ahmad, an academic professor at University Malaya, and a literary and cu…Kuala Lumpur · Kuala Lumpur Read Article

[Opinion] There are 45,300 vacancies in Singapore paying a median of S$7,300/month. Where to find them?

Disclaimer: Unless otherwise stated, any opinions expressed below belong solely to the author. Data sourced from the latest labour market report released by the Ministry of Manpower, supplemented with figures from earlier releases where necessary. Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower (MOM) has just released its latest Labour Market Report for Q1 of 2025, and it’s a bit of a mixed bag of indicators—although, as ever for Singapore, they’re all really …Opinion · Singapore Read Article

Built for takeoff: How YouTrip is soaring with Southeast Asia’s travel boom

While many fintechs have focused on growth at all costs, YouTrip has taken a quieter, more measured path—one that has led to profitability. The travel tech company recorded its first net profit in 2022 and sustained that performance through 2023, processing about US$10 billion in transactions annually. It continued its profitability streak in 2024, doubling its revenue to reach US$30 million. And now, with the travel industry, which has rebounde…Singapore · Singapore Read Article

[Opinion] NTU beats NUS, Harvard & Oxford to rank 3rd globally in AI—but NUS degrees still pay better

Disclaimer: Unless otherwise stated, opinions expressed below belong solely to the author. Data were collected from the cited third-party sources. While I’ve already reported on the QS Top University ranking, I wanted to revisit one particular detail that is especially relevant in today’s job market: artificial intelligence (AI) and Singapore’s position in it, starting with higher education. National University of Singapore may be ranked higher …Opinion · Singapore Read Article

Why Staple Dough's founders opened a 3rd F&B brand in KL that also specialises in fresh pasta

Cantina Pasta e Vino might be a new player in the local pasta scene, but look closer and you’ll see the legacy behind the business. The head chef behind it, Chuan, has had lots of experience in the industry, having been the “pasta boy” at establishments including Staple Dough and Bella Pasta and Wine. Speaking to Vulcan Post, the 34-year-old chef shared that he has a Bachelor’s Degree in culinary arts and food service management, alongside a 1…Kuala Lumpur · Kuala Lumpur Read Article

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Microsoft laying off about 9,000 employees in latest round of cuts

NDIS Funding Review Sparks Concerns over Access to Physiotherapy Services

Tech in Asia Indonesia to Streamline Operations, Wind Down Its Bahasa Indonesia Website

After quitting corporate jobs, this duo claims they pioneered halal fine dining in S’pore

Bigger, bulkier, and barely better: Why I won’t be buying the Switch 2 anytime soon

Would you pay S$3,200/month to use an oxygen cocoon? This S’porean startup thinks so.

This M’sian boutique agency has grown to handle global brands like Xiaomi & HK Tourism Board

[Opinion] There are 45,300 vacancies in Singapore paying a median of S$7,300/month. Where to find them?

Built for takeoff: How YouTrip is soaring with Southeast Asia’s travel boom

[Opinion] NTU beats NUS, Harvard & Oxford to rank 3rd globally in AI—but NUS degrees still pay better

Why Staple Dough's founders opened a 3rd F&B brand in KL that also specialises in fresh pasta

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