Good morning! Here are our top stories to kickstart your Monday, Jan 29.
More in Singapore popping vitamins, supplements
Faced with the pressures of a busy lifestyle, they spent US$374.4 million (S$490 million) on vitamins and supplements last year, according to market research firm Euromonitor.
Good for 4G ministers not to be constrained by 'artificial deadline' to select leader: Ong Ye Kung
"It is good not to be constrained by six or nine months. We do need time to work together, know each other well, and amongst us, I'm sure a leader will emerge in good time," said Mr Ong.
Last of compressed natural gas taxis scrapped; CNG cars' days also numbered
The last one belonging to Trans-Cab was scrapped late last month, marking the end of efforts to encourage cabbies - who clock three to seven times the distance of the average motorist - to opt for the cleaner fuel.
More tuition centres helping students learn via experience
Over 60 centres now include activities such as experiments and games - up from about 30 five years ago, say observers.
Developers in Singapore still on the prowl for land
Estimates show that listed developer Oxley Holdings is holding the largest residential land bank ihere, in terms of number of dwelling units, after successfully bidding for several collective sale sites last year.
Singapore's first business radio station Money FM89.3 goes on air
The English-language station run by SPH Radio will feature a smorgasbord of financial topics, from business updates to personal investing and share market action.
Singapore Flyer still grounded pending probe; tour agencies told rides will resume 'after January'
According to Straco Leisure, which owns the Singapore Flyer, a probe is ongoing and updates will be made through the attraction's online channels.
video: Ikea founder Ingvar Kamprad dies at 91
Mr Kamprad, who died peacefully "surrounded by his loved ones", leaves behind a global business empire built on revolutionary flat-pack furniture but under investigation over its tax practices in the Netherlands.
video: Singapore-born film-maker Sandi Tan wins Sundance Film Festival directing award for Shirkers
The film, which is also Tan's first feature directorial effort, revisits a time in the 1990s when as a precocious 19-year-old, she shot a feature length film of the same name.
video: In full cry, Roger Federer redefines greatness with 20th Grand Slam
The Swiss apologised for crying after beating Marin Cilic to make history, but he shouldn't. At 36, he has 20 Slams only because he doesn't take his greatness for granted, writes Rohit Brijnath.
