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World’s second-richest country sends 70 tonnes of used clothes to Malaysia every week. Here’s whySingapore sends up to 70 tonnes of unwanted clothes to Malaysia every week under a textile recycling partnership. The garments, collected t...- Global Market: Shein valuation falls 70% from peak as Hong Kong IPO targets $1.77 billionShein launched its Hong Kong IPO at a valuation of up to $27 billion, around 70% below its 2022 peak, as slowing growth, rising costs and r...
- Global Markets: Fast-fashion giant Shein shrinks value to up to $27 billion in Hong Kong IPOShein is set to launch its Hong Kong IPO with an ambitious goal of raising up to $1.8 billion. However, the company's valuation has plummet...
- Shein finds there's no place like China after Vietnam warehouse experiment disappointsU.S. exemptions for duties on small parcels from China that underpinned its business model looked as if they would be abolished, Donald Tru...
- These large-, mid- and small-cap stocks can give more than 25% return in 1 year, according to analystsWhen will the US-Iran war end? No one can answer that with any certainty. But whenever it ends, the probability is that volatility will con...
- D2C footwear brand Built raises $2 million funding led by Tanglin Venture PartnersThe Mumbai-based startup plans to use the funding to launch new products, expand its team and strengthen its supply chain. Its debut natura...
- Global Markets: Chinese fast fashion retailer Shein finally wins approval for Hong Kong IPOFast-fashion titan Shein has gained approval for its Hong Kong IPO after previous attempts were blocked. Although the company has faced str...
- The right way to clean TV screens without leaving streaks or damageModern TV screens require careful cleaning. Experts advise using soft microfiber cloths and avoiding harsh chemicals like alcohol or ammoni...
- Pierre Hermé to launch first Southeast Asia flagship in Singapore with exclusive bubble tea, ice creamPierre Hermé will open his first Southeast Asia flagship store at Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore, on August 1. The outlet will debut the ...
- Taylor-Con: What it is and where will Taylor Swift’s application be applied to ?TAS Rights Management LLC, Taylor Swift's management group has filed for an application for "Taylor-Con" on Saturday with the United States...
- Consistency is key: Covid could be eradicated if at least 70% people wore face masks, says studyThe type of material used and the duration of mask use play key roles in their effectiveness.
- Why this startup boss has got the bluesKausshal Dugarr, CEO of Teabox, says he is most comfortable in a dark blue t-shirt, and that he owns more than 10 of them.
- Ask the travel expert: What is the best international destination that offers visa on arrival for a monsoon vacation?Kenya is a great getaway during these months if you want to skip the rain and enjoy clear weather.
- Hilton's Andre A. Gomez is a BlackBerry fan & loves MalaysiaGomez is also a huge fan of Versace clothes apart from listening to Amy Winehouse and Ed Sheeran on weekends.
- Citrix's Parag Arora admires the historical buildings of Spain & likes to dine in SingaporeParag uses Kindle & an Apple iPhone. He also uses apps like the Twitter & Inshorts for quick, snappy news updates.
- Ratan Tata invests undisclosed amount in Singapore-based data firm Crayon DataThis investment comes three months after Ratan Tata became senior adviser to Jungle Ventures, the Singapore-based VC that has invested in C...
- Various art forms of Chinese settlers in Southeast AsiaThe Peranakan Chinese are descendants of southern Chinese traders who settled in Southeast Asia and married local women.
- NRI Niraj Goel to launch chip-embedded wearable devicesThe company would use the proceeds to support the launch, marketing and R&D of a series of apps for mobile phones and wearable devices.
- 3 mobile phones & a paper notebookDr Robin Jeffrey, author of Cell Phone Nation, on the essentials he travels with
- Soon, shirts to power wearable devicesYour clothes could soon turn into devices that could power your medical monitors, communications equipment or other small electronics.
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