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Sumiko Tan

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5-year baby bonus, subsidies to freeze eggs: Meet the boss who pays staff to have babies

‘I want to get things done’: Billionaire Kwek Leng Beng on why it’s better to work hard and talk less

The man behind the wonderful world of tokidoki and its more than 1,000 characters

Live every day happily, says Chew Chor Meng, whose kopitiam in Hougang draws the crowds

If you want to make another person’s life better, be a nurse, says TTSH’s chief nurse

Ageing Asia: In Japan, you’re never too old to start a boy band

French chef Cedric Grolet, the rock star of pastries, on the most important equipment in the kitchen

A life full of miracles: Jennifer Yeo on how she and her 2 sons survived cancer

From N-level school dropout to King of Fried Rice with 35 stalls, Lester Li believes in fate

Being scammed led two Hwa Chong boys to set up sneaker marketplace now valued at US$80m

Can creative talent be learnt? 60% can be taught but 40% is God-given, says design guru Mario Garcia

Making peace with herself has helped Singapore sprint queen Shanti Pereira win

Venerable Seck Kwang Phing tells of his journey from immigration officer to Buddhist monk

Billionaire owner of Technogym started his empire from home garage in a village of 2,000 people

From 3-room flat to Good Class Bungalow, Eric Low’s journey began by expanding Hafary tile shop

Family feuds, fortunes made and lost: How Richard Eu turned TCM chain Eu Yan Sang around

Catholic Cardinal William Goh on what brings him joy, his Hougang childhood, and his two beloved dogs

‘If today is 0.1% better than yesterday, you’re good’: Doctor Anywhere founder on his tough childhood

‘ACS boys feel like they own the school’, a principal once told Richard Seow. His reply: That’s a good thing

‘But you sell duck rice’: Siblings behind Chicha San Chen bubble tea in S’pore on early scepticism

‘Dad, how do I raise my hand?’ Zoom CEO Eric Yuan on when he knew his app was going to be big

From ‘Zi Char Uncle’ to Oddle founder, Jonathan Lim wants to help restaurants help themselves

Does having co-CEOs work? Sennheiser brothers at family-owned audio giant show it can

How is faith relevant in a changing world? Singapore’s Mufti says tackling this is one of his challenges