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I Want an Elegant and Expensive-Looking Winter Capsule—These H&M and Zara Buys Are It
It seemed like the warm UK weather would never end, but a quick check of your weather app will show you that colder days are just ahead.…
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Investing? Look beyond the S&P 500, says The Library of Mistakes’ founder
BT exclusive: The concept dedicated to the study of financial history comes to Singapore in 2027 In the 1820s, more than 200 people sailed…
Culture
‘Black Red Yellow’ Review: Kyrgyz Oscar Entry Weaves the Serene Rhythms of Traditional Rug-Making With an Unassuming Love Story
Rooted in unassuming pastoral rhythms, veteran Kyrgyz writer-director Aktan Arym Kubat’s “Black Red Yellow” gently weaves a placid story…
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Russia-Ukraine war: US insists it authored peace plan
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has insisted that a proposed plan to end the Ukraine war, which has been widely viewed as favourable to…
Business
Positive momentum for office S-Reits as vacancy rates ease and rents climb
In the third quarter of 2025, the Urban Redevelopment Authority reported a modest tightening in office vacancy rates, easing to 11.2 per…
Business
Benavidez vs Yarde: Bloodied Briton stopped in seventh of world-title challenge
British light-heavyweight Anthony Yarde's third shot at a world title ended in heartbreak again after a systematic beat-down by WBC…
Business
Tourism and real estate stocks dominate filed transactions
Over the five trading sessions from Nov 14 to 20, institutions were net sellers of Singapore stocks, with net institutional outflow of…
Celebrity
‘I, the Song’ Review: A Lookalike Prompts Self-Reflection in Modest Mystery From Bhutan
Nima (Tandin Bihda) doesn’t know exactly what she’s looking for at the start of “I, the Song,” which is strange considering that she’s…
Business
Institutions net sellers of Singapore stocks, reversing previous week’s net inflow
Over the five trading sessions from Nov 14 to 20, institutions were net sellers of Singapore stocks, with net institutional outflow of…
Business
Banks get US$2.6 trillion from deregulation, Jefferies says
Looser regulation for US banks is expected to unlock some US$2.6 trillion in lending capacity for large financial institutions, according…
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Could the Budget help turn Generation Z into generation debt?
Ben ChuPolicy and analysis correspondent, BBC Verify Chancellor Rachel Reeves' upcoming Budget is expected to justify tax increases as a…
Culture
QCinema Project Market Awards $310,000 in Support to Southeast Asian Filmmakers
The QCinema Project Market concluded its third edition by distributing over PHP18 million ($310,000) in production, post-production,…
Business
Ubisoft finalises Tencent accord as it resumes trading
After a week away from the markets’ glare when the postponement of its results triggered speculation in the gaming world, French video…
Business
Judge temporarily blocks OpenAI from using 'Cameo' in video-making app Sora
A federal judge has temporarily blocked OpenAI’s use of several monikers, including “Cameos” and “CameoVideo,” for elements of its Sora…
Culture
Cannes Winner ‘A Useful Ghost’ Takes Top Honors at QCinema in Philippines
Thai debut feature “A Useful Ghost,” which won the grand prix at Cannes Critics’ Week earlier this year, continued its festival success at…
Culture
TikToker Tale ‘Deshlai’ From Director Q Secures Platoon One Distribution for 2026, Confirms Chorki Streaming Deal (EXCLUSIVE)
Platoon One Films has come aboard as distributor and sales agent for “Deshlai” (Zewel), a film from iconoclastic Indian filmmaker Q, with…
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Victim of Tinder predator Christopher Harkins 'left penniless'
Catriona MacPheeBBC Disclosure A mother of two says she was left penniless after giving her savings to Tinder predator Christopher Harkins…
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Locarno Winner Raam Reddy Lines Up Gen-Z Mumbai Drama ‘Lavender Fire’ as Next Feature (EXCLUSIVE)
Indian filmmaker Raam Reddy is moving ahead with his third feature, “Lavender Fire”, a pared-down coming-of-age drama set in Mumbai’s…
Business
Thai central bank sees room for rate cut, wants a weaker baht
THAILAND’S newly-appointed central bank governor says the baht should be weaker to reflect economic fundamentals, and there is room to…
Culture
Shekhar Kapur, Berlinale Chief Tricia Tuttle Warn of Creative and Operational Turbulence in AI Era at International Film Festival of India: ‘There’s Always a Phase of Overexcitement’
AI may be accelerating across the film world, but it won’t replace the craft, collaboration and human unpredictability that define cinema…
Business
Oracle slump sends Ellison sliding down ranks of world’s richest
A frenzied, artificial intelligence (AI)-fuelled rally in Oracle stock briefly made Larry Ellison the world’s richest person in September.…
Business
Canva’s Obrecht says firm eyeing IPO in ‘next couple of years’
Canva, Australia’s most high profile startup, has had a surge in users of its new product suite as it builds toward listing as a public…
Fashion
Trump team internally floats idea of selling Nvidia H200 chips to China
US officials are having early discussions on whether to let Nvidia sell its H200 artificial intelligence (AI) chips to China, according to…
News
Security fears rise in Nigeria after more than 300 schoolchildren kidnapped
Gunmen have kidnapped more than 300 students and teachers in one of the largest mass kidnappings in Nigeria, a Christian group said on…