Good morning! Here are our top stories to kick-start your Sunday, Nov 29.
More new business entities set up in Singapore despite Covid-19 recession
Some 5,500 to 6,400 new businesses were formed monthly between June and October.
Infected after holiday to Europe, pregnant mum gives birth to baby with Covid-19 antibodies
Celine Ng-Chan is one of a few women in Singapore who were infected with the coronavirus during their pregnancies to have given birth so far.
68-year-old S'porean man dies of Covid-19 complications, 29th such death in S'pore
The man returned from work in Indonesia on Nov 17, and had a history of hypertension and heart disease.
Why is stacking of $100 tourism vouchers not allowed: STB
Some consumers have lamented that the vouchers cannot be combined with those of their family and friends within the same redemption.
Lunch With Sumiko: Chair man of the gaming world
When he was 22, Ian Ang set out to build the perfect chair for gamers. Secretlab, which he co-founded, has since sold more than one million chairs, the 28-year-old CEO tells Sumiko Tan.
Boy who died of cancer before getting PSLE results was brave, inquisitive and thoughtful, say his parents
Raphael Lee suffered from excessive blood loss during an operation, which resulted in brain damage.
La Nina could extend Singapore's rainy season to March
La Nina is the "crybaby" sister to El Nino - the phenomenon usually associated with hot and dry weather in South-east Asia.
Youth in Japan, South Korea bear the brunt of job losses due to Covid-19
It's described as an "employment ice age" in Japan and "Hell Joseon" in South Korea.
Scaling towards zero food waste in fish farming
This fish farm's waste is raw material for a restaurant as the food industry pushes towards zero food waste.
The quicksand of overspending
By the time you read this, you might have already spent quite a bit of money shopping for great deals in the Black Friday sale, and there is still Cyber Monday to come.
